This year my daughter became a Girl Scout and it’s been full of fun and adventure. We’re preparing for our first campout and one of the things the girls take with them are SWAPS. SWAPS stands for Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere. They are typically small trinkets that the girls trade. Our theme for our […]
It’s been a while since I posted one of our National Park adventures. We traveled out west a few years back and visited 9, but recently we’ve been trying to hit the parks closer to home. A few weeks ago we headed down to St. Augustine to visit Castillo de San Marcos. After living in […]
If you haven’t heard of Rocksbox yet, you just don’t know what you’re missing. Think of it as Netflix for jewelry, a never ending jewelry box. You begin by signing up for a subscription and Rocksbox will send you 3 pieces of jewelry at a time. Wear them as much as you like and when […]
Adult Getaways | Big Cities | Family Trips | International Travel | Places | Theme Parks
10 Tips for Using Airbnb with Kids
If you click on any of the Airbnb links in this post you’ll receive a $40 credit for your first trip with Airbnb, this is a referral link and I also receive a credit. Last summer our family traveled to London, Paris & Scotland all while staying in the comfort of a home away from […]
Family Trips | International Travel | Places | Scotland
Summer Abroad with Kids :: Nevis Mountain Range
In the summer of 2016 our family set off to spend 8 weeks in London. We would explore the city and live like locals, renting a flat in Westminster. This was a far cry from our beach home in Florida and took a little adjusting to. We thrived in our new home away from home […]
International Travel | London | Theatre
London Theatre with Kids :: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
This post is part of my Summer Abroad with Kids series. You can read all about our summer travels in London with kids here. One of the things top on our list of to do this summer in London was to take in as much local theatre and arts as possible. The accessibility of theatre for […]
