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Soon after Hurricane Katrina, I had the chance to travel to New Orleans in an effort to help rebuild the city. I’ve been wanting to write this post since I started blogging but I’ve been hesitant to share. Sometimes strangers behind keyboards can be quite cruel. As cliche as it may sound, the words used to write this post are very hard to find because
I’m back to share the second part of our trip to Oregon. If you missed part 1 where we traveled to hike parks of Oregon, catch up HERE. The idea of our trip to Oregon actually started with a photograph on Pinterest of this place called Cannon Beach…specifically Haystack Rock. Rather than share said photo, I’m going to share our experience. We arrived in Cannon
Wow! Thanks Blogger. I had most of this post typed out and for some reason it’s no longer in my drafts. Fantastic. I’ll just spend another few hours rewriting it. Hopefully it’s as good as the first. We recently traveled to Oregon to celebrate FOUR years of not killing each other marriage and had the BEST time ever. Here is a day by day of
The post contains affiliate links, purchasing through them help support this blog. Hi! You may remember me? You may be new around these parts. Fact: I haven’t blogged since April. Why? Life. It happens. Oh and Instagram. It’s so easy to share on IG and I forget to blog. I’m hoping to change that. Wish me luck. Hubs and I are traveling to Oregon soon
Finally! I’m sharing my trip photos on le blog. I didn’t edit all of them because it was taking forever and it’s been a few weeks since the trip and I really want to share them. Apparently there is a way to edit batches of photos in Lightroom but I’m still learning how to do that. One day at a time. So here we go.
Hello and happy Monday! Hubs and I are back from our little vacation in San Diego. I will do a full recap of our trip once I get time to edit the photographs. Today I am sharing photographs we had taken in La Jolla during our stay. I’m working on a gallery wall for our bedroom and I wanted some updated photographs. The photos were
Happy Friday to you all. Today Hubs and I are heading to the west coast for a much needed vacay. This is my first time west of Texas and since I’m an east coast girl I have all of these stereotypical ideologies about the west coast. I hope I hear someone say Gnarly DUUUUUDE! We will be staying in the San Diego area for a
Two weekends ago (BNS…before nursing schoool), Hubs and I ventured out to the Hill Country of Texas for a little hiking and bonding. Since moving here, I hadn’t been out that way and I was in desperate need to get away from the city. We decided to take our time traveling over so we spent the night in Bastrop, Texas. The town was nice. We
If you missed part 1 of our trip to New Orleans, read HERE. We went to lunch on Bourbon (my mind slips me and I can’t remember the name of the place). We had the pleasure of being seated on the balcony which was perfect for people watching. If you haven’t people watched on Bourbon, you must! Walking through Jackson Square is always a
This weekend Hubs and I snuck away to my favorite city, with my Blogger BFF Kristen and her new husband Chris, for a little R & R. We stayed in the St. James Hotel which was absolutely perfect, despite knowing it was haunted. It was built in 1833 and it used to be a civil war hospital and legend has it that it’s haunted by
