We’re all looking to make up for lost traveling time. The term digital nomad seems more appealing than ever with the idea of working remotely from a beach somewhere a life goal for many aspiring jetsetters. Yet the constraints of work can often cut back on the hours we plan to travel. If you have… Read More »
Are you getting ready for a long-distance move? The more you’re prepared, the smoother the move will go. If you’re not exactly sure what to do to prepare for this type of move, there are a few things you can do to make the process a lot easier. Here’s what you need to consider. Stock… Read More »
Many individuals dream about leaving their comfort zone to see new places, but the fear of doing that all alone is what holds them back. Fear of traveling solo is real, especially among women. However, with a few simple tips, you can overcome your worst fears of traveling alone. You will also learn that a… Read More »
For many people, the decision to move to a new country is a exciting. It can be a chance to start over and make a new life for yourself in a place that is entirely different from your home country. However, it can also be complex and challenging, especially if you are not familiar with… Read More »
Everyone is expected to be close to their family, but not everybody has that benefit. Whether it’s contrasting personalities or simply being able to connect on a mutual level, some may feel they aren’t as close as they should be. However, it does not need to be like this forever. If you want to find… Read More »
Summer is right around the corner and it’s time to think about where to unwind for a week; now that the world has opened its doors again, the possibilities are endless, you may try hot air balloon rides, go skydiving, etc. If you’re in need of some different vacation ideas this summer, you’re in the… Read More »
Spot in Town – Quarterly Starts with M M is for Magnolia. The Magnolia Tree is found between the sidewalk and the parking deck near my building at work. I had been walking on the other side on the sidewalk and noticed some Magnolia blooms and decided on my way back I just had to… Read More »
Here’s probably my favorite day off the Carnival Horizon. The day we were in La Romana, Dominican Republic we got there around a 11, so we had time in the morning to go to ‘sit down’ breakfast. It was nice to not have to get up super early and just be able to go a… Read More »
When it starts to get hotter outside, you start to think about getting out your grill. You want to grill while you can, especially if it might get a bit too hot or if it might soon be too cold again. Whether you’re having a little grilling session just for yourself or your family or… Read More »
Traveling at the end of the month really messes me up when it comes to blogging! Here we are for another Monthly Digest! LIFE Happenings Why is that at the end of every month I can’t remember all that went on!?!?! That’s the exact reason I write these posts. Haha! -Saw Toto & Journey in… Read More »
Plant – quarterly Inside Out This was a hard one. Kayleigh is both inside and out. Split This weed split into a Y shape. **shrugs** at this difficult prompt. LOL Green Close up of a snake plant Your Choice We picked up 2 full wheel-borrows of pinecones and sticks before Rob mowed the yard today!… Read More »
In April, we kind of just held steady with all the same shows. We are trying to catch up on our DVR from being gone 2+ weeks in March and April. Here is my previous posts to show what we’re catching up on… January 2022 – February 2022 – March 2022 I have started watching… Read More »
I really hope you’re enjoying all these cruise posts. Travel posts do take quite a long time to put together, but I love having them to look back on and remember our time. Today I’m sharing about our day in Bonaire. Views from our ship as we wait to get the all clear 12°8’53.34″ N… Read More »
I didn’t realize it was time for another Currently post until I saw my fellow bloggers posting them today! So here we are! ::consuming:: Last week I was consuming lots of BBQ and sweet stuff. This week I need to be consuming all the healthy things, but I’m not. ::feeling:: a bit overwhelmed with all… Read More »
Last month, I wasn’t thrilled with the books I read. It’s just crazy how I can be so enamored by a cover or a 2 sentence description and then as I read I feel really disconnected with the characters and/or the story line. Admittedly I’m bad about going into a book blindly without doing too… Read More »
Today I decided to link up with Tanya at The Other Side of the Road. This is my purchases from Amazon for March and April. Dog We have a dog brush for Kayleigh and we had a hair rake, but that has disappeared. When I ordered this I thought it was similar. Turns out its… Read More »
Hey iSpyers! I have been out of town this last week and I had hoped to be have time today to start looking through my photos to post, but I am slammed. I figured I’d go ahead and get this posted even without pics. I will come back at come point this week and post… Read More »
While day trips can be fun, it can also be hard to please everyone. Sometimes you need something different and quirky to capture the family’s interest. The beauty of living in the US is that there is an attraction for all interests. These four day trips for families will take you to some of the… Read More »
along the way Had no idea what to do for this one. I had thought about snapping a shot as we drove to or from Louisiana last weekend, but I’m not sure I took any or at least can’t find them right now. Here’s a pic of some interesting hot sauce I found as we… Read More »
Domestic travel is a simple yet entertaining and relaxing way of exploring a country. Since the pandemic, Americans have resorted to taking the time to learn more about their country. What better way to explore America than visiting its charming small towns! With several independent shops, unique architecture and historic sites, picturesque landscapes, charming restaurants,… Read More »