travel – Stealing Faith

10 Spot Ramble: Road Trips

January 5, 2013 Juggler 0 Comments can planes land on interstates, dwight eisenhower, facts about travel, family vacation, fast travel, highway, interstate facts, road trip, travel

We hit the road this afternoon to make a rabbit trade. I love road trips. I love the

Pig & Chicken

August 18, 2012 Juggler 0 Comments humor, life doesn't have to be perfect, live stock, pretty, relationships, salsa, travel

Right now I’m living a pig and chicken life. The term “pig and chicken” may confuse you, as it

Bumpy Baby Boat Ride

June 16, 2012 Juggler 0 Comments cousins, doe urine and jalapeno juice, duck dynasty, humor, travel

I just told my husband I’m not blogging tonight because we’ve been traveling all day. Then, somehow, I hit

50 All-American, All-Wacky Festivals You Should Attend

May 18, 2012 Juggler 1 Comment carnivals, crazy experiences, family, festivals, hometown festival, local celebrations, travel, where should we vacation

Wondering where to travel this year? Why not make it an experience that will one-up everyone else’s story? Here,

5 Tips for Surviving a Small-Town Gathering

October 24, 2011November 29, 2011 Juggler 0 Comments carnival, fair, fashion, food, fried food, humor, paper bag, travel

Yesterday we went to a small-town festival. It was lovely. It really was. But I saw more strange sights there

Get Your Passport. Now.

October 4, 2011 Juggler 8 Comments circumnavigate the globe, international experiences, sea program, semester at sea, set sail, shanty towns, sorry tomorrow, storage unit, study abroad, travel, win all arguments

Ten years ago today I was in the process of circumnavigating the globe. I was somewhere in between Vietnam and

Get Your Passport. Now.

October 4, 2011August 29, 2012 Juggler 8 Comments circumnavigate the globe, international experiences, sea program, semester at sea, set sail, shanty towns, sorry tomorrow, storage unit, study abroad, travel, win all arguments

Ten years ago today I was in the process of circumnavigating the globe. I was somewhere in between Vietnam and