Abundance for 2020
Category: gratitude
Get Wonderfully Lost
Get Wonderfully Lost?
Plan B? Detour in Nîmes…
The best laid plans will change no doubt! We’d purchased only one set of train tickets in advance for the journey from Martigues, France to Figueres, Spain. This was due to rental car needs for a 2-night stay in Roses, Spain. Roses is out towards the coast of Cadaques and is not serviced by train. …
So you wanna move to Europe!?!
Mirrored reflections of peace in Marseille, France
Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
The Radventures, France & Spain 2019
Martigues, Jonquieres
French Riviera
Antibes, Juan les Pins
Aix-en-Provence
What’s worse – Packing or Unpacking?
Early fall beauty out in the wilderness of the Washington mountains along the PCT.
8 Spots to Discover in the PNW
Adorable 4-legger at Fremont Brewing Company
Thoughtful Tuesdays
Are showers magic for anyone else?
Labor Day Reflections
August was a month of family time and jaunts with friends. I was lucky enough to visit the cutest little town of Kingston TWICE in one month. Which also means I had two experiences at the Mossback Cafe. That’s a whole nother post though, so I’ll get back to that later. I don’t know if…
Tickets Booked!
Oh man — I struggle to find the right words to express the excitement I feel when international flights are booked. Do you get that same ball of excitement and joy in your tummy, too?? We’re now confirmed for an adventure in the south of France, coastal Spain, Barcelona, and Madrid late this fall. A…
The Stones!
We’re in AZ for the rescheduled Rolling Stones concert. Whew, it’s HOT here!! Fortunately we’ve had ample time in the pool and a/c, so we could fully enjoy some quality time with family here in the desert. We’re excited for music with friends tonight and S. Rad is super stoked on seeing the Stones live…
WA for the summer!
Growing up in the sunshine and warm desert living of Arizona, I don’t think I ever considered Washington state to be a place I may reside. But I also didn’t think I’d marry an adorable guy I’d met in the 5th grade. Never know what the future may hold, right?!? On our trek north from…