Quick! What comes to mind at the mention of Anaheim?
If you’re like me, then you may immediately think of Disneyland or their two major league sports teams (Angels baseball and Ducks hockey) – which is totally understandable, as these are probably the two things this city is most known for.
This is a guest post by Amber Hiltunen of Little Blue Backpack. Introduction written by Lindsay.
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Sedona’s been on my radar a lot these days, thanks to two of my coaches raving about it and even buying houses there.
This is a guest post written by Zach Ruhl of Ruhls of the Road.
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Denver, Colorado is an adventurer’s paradise. In the summer, the mountains offer an epic escape into the wilderness on hiking and camping trips.
This is a guest post by Daria Bachmann of The Discovery Nut.
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You have probably heard about Utah’s mighty five national parks. And if you haven’t visited them, they are probably on your bucket list.
My family has been vacationing in Cape Cod since I was a little kid. Every summer without fail, we’d spend a week on the Cape beach hopping, shopping, and indulging in seafood and sweet treats and it was THE BEST.
This Christmas in NYC blog post was originally published in December 2013 and last updated in November 2019.
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My undying love for the Christmas season will forever be one of life’s unsolved mysteries.
For a hot minute back in 2009 or so, I entertained the idea of applying for grad school at UC Berkeley. You know when you’re going through a quarter-life crisis of sorts and have absolutely NO idea how to properly assimilate into the real world much less what to do with your life, so you go back to school to avoid it all for awhile longer?
Admittedly I did very little research before rocking up to Yosemite National Park at the peak of summer this year. While everything worked out as it always does, and I had a fantastic time exploring this glorious natural playground, I feel like I could have saved myself some time and stress while there had I been a bit more informed.
If ever there was a place that was made for road tripping, it would be western USA.
I always thought I’d have plenty of time to explore this part of my country when I eventually “settled” in California – I just never considered the possibility that I’d end up permanently residing overseas instead.
When I first started (and then promptly forgot about) this “perfect day” blog series, I wanted to document those rare magical days where I was out in the world doing various things that bring me joy, living in the flow, and just being enveloped in bliss from start to finish.