Let's Keep the Adventure Alive! Traveling is an amazing experience that allows you to explore new cultures, taste delicious foods, and create unforgettable memories. But once you return home, how can you keep those travel memories alive? By getting creative! Whether it's through creating a travel scrapbook, collecting unique souvenirs, or even starting a travel… Continue reading 10 Fun and Creative Ways to Keep your Travel Memories Alive
Presented with a bucket list opportunity to do a Self-Love Photoshoot, all I needed was the courage to do it. I know my actual list says “do a boudoir photoshoot” but I feel they are so similar that I consider this bucket list item completed. The Why Some may ask, why would anyone want to… Continue reading Finding the Courage for a Self-Love Photoshoot
I have seen pictures and heard stories from friends and family who have completed a Mud Run and thought; I want to do that someday. The idea of running an obstacle course through the mud sounds not only challenging, but also dirty and fun. So, I added it to my bucket list thinking it was… Continue reading Mud Run: Getting Dirty for a Cause
I am one of fifteen siblings and I love my family’s diversity and differences. I want to learn more about who we are and where we came from. With the purchase of Ancestry’s DNA kit, I hope to uncover some of these answers. After all, isn’t that the ultimate question: Who am I? The DNA… Continue reading Ancestry DNA Kit: Finding My Roots
I spent my 40th birthday on a once in a lifetime trip; Egypt and Jordan. My boyfriend, Curtis, booked us a 13-day tour with “My Odyssey Tours” and I booked us the international flights. This tour included a packed itinerary, so I am going to break this up into multiple posts. First: Pharaohs and Pyramids.… Continue reading Pharaohs and Pyramids: Cairo
Never been a fan of needles, I can honestly say I despise them. When I was little, I'd scream at the top of my lungs when a needle came close to me. Today, I have learned to refrain from screaming, but I still need to look away. Even though, I dread being poked by a… Continue reading The Girl with the Dragonfly Tattoo
My first girls’ trip was in 2012 with my two sisters, Nikki and Shannon and our mother, Joan. We decided to upgrade Nikki’s bachelorette party to a three-night getaway in New York City. Here is a detailed look on how we spent our three nights in the Big Apple. Day 1: Broadway Musical After arriving at our… Continue reading Girls’ Getaway In New York City
Ever since I was a little girl, I loved to dance. I love how freeing it is to loose myself in the music. I took a few ballet classes as a child, but I have always wanted to do more. "My self-esteem and body issues slipped away with every figure eight, hip drop and shimmy… Continue reading Repairing the Damage with Belly Dancing
Sunny skies, sandy beaches, and unlimited drinks have all the elements for a good time. What turns this good time into an unforgettable event is celebrating your little sister’s destination wedding with 30 friends and family members. This was my first official trip and with a start like this, it’s no wonder I fell in… Continue reading The Trip That Started It All: Punta Cana
If you loved jumping into muddy puddles as a kid, this four-hour excursion is for you. Two people can complete this tour for under $85 CDN, as one drives and the other rides as passenger. As you make your way through the countryside’s rough and muddy terrain you will stop at three locations. These stops… Continue reading Dune Buggy Adventure: Punta Cana
