have kids, will adventure
Travel has been virtually non-existent for our family since we entered pandemic life but back in February, we gambled on being vaccinated and tourism opening up and began booking late spring, summer, and fall travel. Life right now looks a lot different than this time last year – Clay and I are vaccinated, our kids
Happy Monday! It’s a new week, a new opportunity, and hopefully a new attitude for yours truly. Last week was rough. The weight of pandemic life despite being vaccinated felt more suffocating than usual and a few painful procedures were more than enough to weaken what minuscule ounces of positive vibes that remained. And Saturday
Avid skiing military families and those lucky enough to be stationed in Colorado (one of our spirit homes!) are likely aware that the Military Epic Pass dropped over the weekend. The Epic Pass is a season ticket that gives you access to ski at all participating Vail Resorts. Regularly priced at $979 per pass, Vail
On Easter Sunday, we woke up to the usual shenanigans involving baskets, plastic eggs, and candy. We have yet to attend church in person since PCSing to Fort Sheridan so we watched an Easter service from an Episcopal Church in a city where we wouldn’t mind living after our Army adventure is behind us. After
