Our first autumn in Vermont, we weren’t sure what to expect. Would it live up to the hype? Would we get to see what “leaf-peepers” from all over come to experience? In short, yes. It did and we did. Autumn … Read More

After a fantastic time in Texas for Ellie’s 2nd birthday, we headed further west to spend a few days with our beloved Aunt Charlotte and Uncle Jim in Golden, Colorado. To make our visit even more special, our favorite cousin, … Read More

Back when travel was possible and celebrating life events with friends and family seemed normal, we flew to Texas to share Ellie’s second birthday with the C family. It was so much fun and we loved sharing that momentous occasion … Read More

For most of September of 2019, we continued to explore the places and activities in and around our new home, and we were thrilled to have our beautiful friend, Jess, come for a visit. Fort Ticonderoga in New York, is … Read More

Hello, my old friend. It’s been a while. Things have been a bit… strange. The life we have been living during this coronavirus has been so different and I just found that I didn’t want to write about travel and … Read More

My cousin, Jimi, is hands-down one of my favorite people in the whole wide world, and we are always looking for opportunities to spend time together. In early August, we decided to meet in Buffalo, New York for a few … Read More

Summer in Vermont is absolutely amazing. The weather is gorgeous, everything is green, and the outside beckons. Our little town of Winooski holds an open-air concert in Rotary Park every Wednesday (Winooski Wednesdays, obviously) and we walked over most weeks … Read More

Shortly after having Mimi and Papa in town, we were thrilled to welcome most of the Paul family to Vermont (we missed you, Danny!). We can always count on them to come visit us wherever we are and bring the … Read More

Two months into our time in Vermont and we welcomed our first visitors– Chris’s parents! They drove up to spend some time with us and help explore our new area. Due to the tiny nature of our accommodations, they stayed … Read More