Family Travel, Solo Female Adventure Travel, Tips and Tricks for Traveling with your Dog
Location: Planet Earth
While I do strive to be an environmentally friendly person, it's easy to feel guilty about the impact we have on the planet after a holiday or kid's birthday party. There are days that my house looks like Toys R Us vomited all over it. And who packages these things? You shouldn't need tools to open ... Read More
Location: Home is where your dog is
I love traveling with my dog and want him to be as comfortable as possible. I rounded up a list of the best products on the market to make your travels as stress-free as possible. Here is a complete packing list for traveling with your dog. BJ Bag by Scout- Not only does this bag come in a ... Read More
Location: Lancaster, Massachusetts
Our mission at Journeys and Jaunts is to get kids outside, so when we were invited to try out the Kids Obstacle Challenge, we were all for it. This 1.5 mile course led us on a path that had about 15 different obstacles that we had to complete. Think: Tough Mudder, but for kids. The course is ... Read More
Location: Westborough, Massachusetts
Lately I have been feeling like I am really lacking in the self-care department. Working full time, raising three kids and spending 40 hours on a plane was taking a toll on me and this mama needed a break. I have heard about the newly opened Release Well-Being Center and was curious to check it ... Read More
Location: Warren, Vermont
During our trip through the Mad River Valley, we visited the Salt and Sand Studios in Warren. We had such an amazing time, I wanted to write more about our experience. https://youtu.be/euWk2GPELvI Spencer welcomed us into his studio in the morning before the day became too hot to be in close ... Read More
Location: Warren - Waitsfield - Fayston - Moretown, Vermont
The Mad River Valley is a beautiful area of Vermont defined by the river that runs through it. Ironically, the river ended the area's prosperity when it flooded the region in 1920. It wasn't until after World War II that the area began to rebound with the start of the ski industry. The Mad River ... Read More
