I know what you are thinking...why are they traveling all the way to Hawaii (again) and with a toddler? We know...it sounds crazy. As we stepped off the plane in Kona, Hawaii, the warm tropical air hit us, and the sound of gentle trade winds rustling through the palm trees immediately transported us to a... Continue Reading →
As a family, we've always been passionate about exploring new destinations and experiencing different cultures. So, when we decided to take our little George on his first Europe trip, we knew it was going to be an adventure of a lifetime. Our journey began on Labor Day weekend, as we departed from Atlanta bound for... Continue Reading →
As we embarked on our impromptu Memorial Day weekend trip to the Hamptons, we couldn't help but feel a mix of excitement and nervousness. This was our first time traveling with our 3-month-old baby, George, and we were eager to see how he would handle his first flight. We love flying into JFK Airport because... Continue Reading →
Spring flowers are blooming in Georgia, but earlier in March we rounded out Winter with our last snowy trip of the season to Switzerland. Just like other European countries, Switzerland has so much charm. The combination of snowy weather, the scenery of the Alps, and small but nice things like the best cheeses, chocolates, and watches... Continue Reading →
Spain in the summer. There is nothing sweater. Tapas, cava, and all the love. Spain is known for its food, Flamenco music and dance, siesta, bullfights, architecture, and Mediterranean beaches. It didn't disappoint. Here are a few travel tips and tricks to make your next vacation to Spain a delight.
We just returned home from Ireland after a week in what I would consider the most wonderful time of the year to visit. Fall weather and beautiful leaves haven't hit Hotlanta yet. We are still staggering through hot temperatures and a mild October. Not only was it our first time in Europe since COVID, but... Continue Reading →
The pandemic has left me and so many others itching for a change of scenery. Although virtual travel tours through our Oculus have been great, I found myself wanting to be at each location in person. But booking a vacation is no longer as simple as adding a destination to your bucket list and booking... Continue Reading →
Although the holiday's look different this year in the world of COVID-19, there is one family tradition that I couldn't pass up...having my Oma's German linzertorte for the holidays. My Oma spends the month of December baking her German cookies, pound cake, and linzertorte to share with her family during the holidays. I can't remember... Continue Reading →
I will preface this post by saying I have never been one to book a vacation to a national park. I also just purchased by first pair of hiking boots for this trip. Don’t get me wrong, I workout every day (run, cycle, HIIT workouts)...but the idea of a vacation was never hiking in a... Continue Reading →
If you hang out here often, then you know I love a salad. Salads aren’t boring when you mix them up. This fresh cantaloupe and burrata salad is sure to spice up any meal. Ingredients Cantaloupe (whole) Burrata Prosciutto Basil (fresh) 2 Tbs of Balsamic Glaze Salt/Pepper to taste Garlic Powder to taste Instructions Cut... Continue Reading →
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