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05/03/2026

and I pulled off the surprise of the year on Sophia today! I told her I was decorating her room to celebrate her going to College of Charleston. I didn’t tell her that the finishing touch was sneaking Bri in from Nashville! Success!!!!

02/23/2026

Vegas — but make it a girls trip ❤️✨

A few days with my mom and Mayson filled with late nights, lots of laughs, and the kind of memories you wish you could bottle up forever. We stayed at The Reserve at Park MGM, wandered miles of the Strip exploring over-the-top hotels, listened to the beautiful voices of the gondola guides echo throughout the Venetian, window shopped the luxury stores at the Bellagio, and soaked up all the chaos and energy at New York New York.

And then… NKOTB. Honestly one of the BEST concerts I’ve ever been to — pure nostalgia, dancing like teenagers again, strained voice afterward, zero regrets.

We traded neon lights for desert views and rented a car for a day trip to Death Valley — which decided to completely surprise us. One of the hottest, driest places on earth somehow gave us wind, rain, chilly temps, and even snow at higher elevations. Not exactly what we hoped for… but somehow even more unforgettable.

We also made the mandatory stop at the TikTok-famous Saint Honoré for doughnuts and beignets (still dreaming about them), ate way too much amazing food, walked approximately a gazillion, and Mayson managed to squeeze in multiple In-N-Out runs… because priorities.

Three generations. A little chaos. A lot of laughter. Pure goofiness, sore feet, desert views, and memories that will stick with us long after the suitcases are unpacked.

Vegas, you were a good one 🤍✈️ WomenWhoExplore TravelMemoriesMade AdventureTogether ExploreMoreUSA G6Adventures

06/13/2025

Flashback Friday to a year full of epic adventures! ✨
From the charm of Charleston, SC to deep underground at Mammoth Cave, 2024 was one for the books.
We wandered waterfalls in Cuyahoga Valley, got rugged in the Badlands, and watched bison roam in Custer State Park 🦬
We were awestruck by Glacier, chased geysers in Yellowstone, and soaked in the serenity of Grand Teton 🌲
And of course, we danced through Nashville with country tunes in our heads 🎶
Here’s to the wild, wonderful road that brought us so many memories 🚐💛

06/03/2025

We’ll be hitting the road soon for lots of summer adventures! 🚐 Stay tuned and follow all summer to see where we’re headed next!

06/01/2025

48 hours in Nashville: Here’s what we LOVED 👇

Everyone knows about the live music echoing down Broadway but we found the hidden gems off the beaten path — this weekend was packed with flavor, fun, and always Nashville magic 🤠🎶

Swipe through for:
🌺Nashville Farmers’ Market
🍟12 South and
🍗 for the BEST chicken and free games while you wait!
🏭 🎳 .nash
🛏️ Where we stayed (and would 100% go back)

We’re already dreaming about the next visit…
Have you been to Nashville yet? If not, save this for later — and if yes, drop your favorite spot in the comments!

01/05/2025

10/06/2024

Fall Break Day 3: Thus morning, we took the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroaf from the Akron Northside Station to the Peninsula station and back. If I did it again, I’d do it the other way around and start at Peninsula. We were a little underwhelmed by it overall. I think part of that was the fact that it’s only running half the route due to erosion so we didn’t get to see much of the National park. Also, we didn’t have time to get out at the station and walk around, so it just didn’t keep the kids’ attention for two hours. But I’m glad we did it! After the train ride, we drove to the Ledges trailhead and had a picnic lunch in the gorgeous field adjacent to the parking lot. Eric and Liv wanted to toss ball. We didn’t have one with us but we had oranges so they tossed oranges!! After lunch, we hiked Ledges. I love this trail. It’s not difficult but has really cool rock features. It’s very shaded and super fun. Next, we drove over to Boston Mill Visitir Center to get the girls’ Junior Ranger badges. We headed back to the campground for trick or treating, which started at 3:30. Bit of a snafu because they shut down the roads in the campground at 3:15, which hadn’t been posted anywhere (everywhere just said the roads would be closed during trick or treating). The worst part was we got there at 3:16 and they let the two cars in front of us through but not us. Despite the frustration, we parked outside the campground and headed to our site on foot, threw on Ellianna’s costume (her Jr Ranger vest and backpack of course) and poured candy into a bowl. Eric and Liv handed out candy while I took Ellianna around. She had a great time and got so much candy!! We made it through most of the campground before she threw in the towel so we made our way back. DIY pizzas for dinner. The girls ride their bikes for a while. We finished the night with a haunted trail in the campground. It was a lot of fun, and the girls loved it!!! We’ve had a great fall break. Home bound tomorrow!