The wind made itself known as soon as we returned to camp that evening. Thankfully, Cas had decided not to put up the canopy, thinking the forecast might bring stronger gusts. It turned out to be a great decision. Even without the canopy, the trailer rocked back and forth throughout the night. Every strong gust… Read More Arches National Park: part two
After packing up camp, which took us until about 11:30 a.m., we hit the road for the two-and-a-half-hour drive to Arches National Park. The drive itself was part of the adventure. Towering mountains gave way to colorful rock formations, and the skies seemed to put on a different show around every bend. We made plenty… Read More Arches National Park: part one
After an incredible drive through Monument Valley, we finally rolled into Mesa Verde National Park at around 9:00 p.m. The sun had just enough light left for us to get our campsite set up. We opened the trailer, connected the power, unfolded our chairs, and put up the canopy. By the time everything was ready,… Read More Off to Mesa Verde National Park
Over the last two days, we explored the South Rim of the Grand Canyon from end to end and experienced some of the most incredible views we’ve ever seen! On our first day, we rode bikes all the way out to Hermit’s Rest a 30 mile trip, taking in overlook after overlook along the rim.… Read More Exploring the Grand Canyon
We set out this afternoon with plans to hike Inspiration Point, but as often happens on road trips, one unexpected stop changed everything. Along the way, we spotted a sign for Bryce Point and decided to make a quick detour to see what it was all about. That “quick stop” turned into one of our… Read More Have a Bryce Day
After sleeping in as long as we could, we eased into the day and finished setting up our campsite, which would be home for the next two nights. With no rush to be anywhere, we enjoyed a relaxing brunch of fresh grilled potatoes and chicken before heading out to explore. Once brunch was finished, we… Read More Around Bryce Canyon
There’s something about the start of a road trip that always feels the same for us — late nights, early mornings, and the excitement of finally getting underway. Like usual, we didn’t get to bed until around midnight. After just a few hours of sleep, we were back up, grabbing a light breakfast, packing the… Read More Travel Day for the Grand Canyon Tour
Disney has been a part of my life since before I was born. My Mom would tell me the story that while she was pregnant with me, Walt Disney had died, and Mom cried because I would never be able to meet this great man. Growing up, I had a Mickey Mouse crib. Dad took… Read More 101 Dalmatians
#blog/stories After spending the last year getting our site cleaned up, stories wriiten and pictures posted, it was time to advertise it to our Friends and Family. I used AI to create this logo, which took seconds and to me, it nailed it. We plan to keep this site updated as we post less and… Read More Time to share
I’ve read the original edition three times — and each time I’ve walked away with something new. His voice feels so alive on the page: candid, witty, reflective, and surprisingly vulnerable. Desi wasn’t just the charismatic bandleader and Ricky Ricardo on I Love Lucy — he was a visionary producer, an immigrant success story, and… Read More Revisiting The Book by Desi Arnaz
