Travel Around the Country and Globe

Moms Guide to Traveling with Kids: 10 Tips for Any Road Trip
I love traveling with kids because I simply love to travel. Of course, I love to travel with my husband, and I love to travel with my girlfriends. I think leaving home and exploring a new place with someone I love is super exciting– even if those people are little versions of myself. It’s not

Mom’s Guide to Traveling to Scotland’s Isle of Skye (with Images)
The Isle of Skye is Scotland‘s most famous and largest island of the Inner Hebrides.  It is 50 miles long and 25 miles wide. We spent three and a half days on the Isle of Skye and were happy with our length of stay. We stayed mostly on the north side of the Island, and while we didn’t stop to see

Mom’s Guide to Traveling to Scotland’s Inner Hebrides Islands
The Inner Hebrides are a conglomeration of islands off the west coast of Scotland in the Atlantic Ocean. There are two sets of islands including the Inner Hebrides and the Outer Hebrides. When we made our reservation for our 3 Island Tour (sing it in your head like Gilligan’s Island theme song), I had no

Mom’s Guide to Traveling to Scotland: Edinburgh and Kingdom of Fife
Traveling to the Europe has always been on my bucket list and when I turned 40, three of my friends and I decided we would all celebrate each other with an 8 day trip to the glorious United Kingdom. We spent most of our time in Scotland, but we did enjoy a few days in

Mom’s Guide to San Diego, California (With Recommendations)
San Diego is an amazing family vacation spot. After Anne, Joy, and I traveled there for a conference in 2019, I knew that I wanted to come back with my family to visit this amazing Southern California destination.

Mom’s Guide to Door County with Kids
One of our favorite things to do with our family is to camp. We have camped in Wisconsin, we have camped in Minnesota, we have camped in South Dakota, we have even camped in Scotland (without our kids). This year we are camping in Michigan’s UP. We love to camp. So it’s no surprise that
