Friday 1/15/16 We are definitely operating in “Low Key” Key West style today. Kyleigh had an allergic reaction to something she ate last night. We can only narrow it down to chipotle peppers that were in a new salsa we tried. She broke out with a raised itchy rash on her face. She is asleep […]
Thursday 1/14/16 Rain drops rolled from my tent onto my head as I emerged from my night time cocoon into the late morning. Extended sleep is something that I seldom take the pleasure of indulging in. This morning was different, I think I actually slept about 9 ½ hours…I guess that’s a sign that I […]
Wednesday 1/12/16 Today was our first full day in Key West. We woke up to 18 mile hour winds. The overall temperature is not cold, but I wouldn’t call it warm either. The internet was out throughout Stock island due to a Comcast issue so we decided to scope out the public library. This was […]
Tuesday 1/11/16 The end of our first day on travel, around 11:30pm, we finally arrived at the Savannas Park and Campground in Ft. Pierce Florida. It was late and the gate was closed. We called the after hours check-in number and no one answered. Luckily, another camper staying there pulled up in a truck behind […]
Monday 1/10/16 It seems that every time we start packing the van for a trip, somehow, our things and bags multiply like bunnies and before we know it there just isn’t room for everything. We unpacked every last bag, bike and kayak and then meticulously repacked it all like fitting together pieces of a jigsaw […]
Today is the last day of the first semester of school for my girls. Missed assignments, and makeup work from extended time away with family emergencies was finally due. Even though the girls do school work every day, this week was definitely cram week. Papers, notebooks, magic markers, laptops and tangled power cords stretched from […]
As I sit to write what will be my last blog post of the year, I think of all that has occurred during 2015. There was a lot of good and growth that happened mixed in with loss and sadness. Though it was through losing loved ones that brought remaining relationships closer and deeper with […]
We drove to Virginia the Saturday before Thanksgiving, expecting to stay only one week, but as life would take its twists, turns, peaks and valleys, I ended up staying an additional week. Sean was asked to sing and play mandolin for a friend’s wedding on Sunday. So we spent a couple days in the mountains. […]
Continued from Part 2 Meanwhile as movies are being filmed and cruise themed dinners are being served on Tybee, only sixteen miles away, the Savannah Food and Wine Festival is being prepared to knock the socks off it’s guests. We are giving a hand in marketing endeavors with our friend, entrepreneur and chef, Jeremy Diehl […]
Continued from Part 1 Tuesday arrives and my dear friend Erin and I sail over the causeway as the tide rushes into the marsh on both sides of the road. A slight chill fell into the air after the sun set behind the live oaks dripping with spanish moss. We were headed to a monthly four […]