Seashells are everywhere in Florida. They just are the symbol of everything Florida so why should I be surprised to see a car covered in seashells in the Sunshine State? It should be a natural thing, right? When we picked Aaron and Erin up at Continue reading →
A Plane, An Empty Seat and a Former Vice President
My last trip home from Alabama proved to be more exciting than I had anticipated. Air travel is never predictable and as Chris peeled off to fly to parts unknown for business I found myself sitting in the exit row (more room) on a CRJ700 Continue reading →
There’s Still Beauty in the Gardens
Gardens don’t always look great in the winter months even in the South. But you just never know what you are going to find when you walk around the Dothan Area Botanical Gardens outside of Dothan, Alabama. You might have seen my post yesterday Continue reading →
How Good is Your Imagination?
How good is your imagination? I am going to ask you to imagine something today when you look at the pictures in this post. I stopped by one of my favorite places Dothan Area Botanical Gardens and took a little stroll. This time of year they Continue reading →
A Peek at Split, Croatia
This past summer we had an amazing adventure of epic proportions which included a stay in Split, Croatia. We had flown into Zagreb and traveled to Split to spend a few days prior to the wedding of our son Micah and new daughter in Continue reading →
Time to Play at Brevard Clay
A new place, Brevard Clay, opened in downtown Brevard, North Carolina and it is certainly going to be a hit if I have anything to say about it. Owner Stuart Howe is a talented and personable potter who has created an amazing space in Brevard Continue reading →
Canstruction Houston Style
If you have followed me for any length of time you know that I love when folks give back. I love when companies and organizations give above and beyond . This past week Chris and I were in Houston for a company board meeting. One Continue reading →
Tis The Season – Vintage Christmas Crawl
The countdown to Christmas is on and I am jumping on the Christmas bandwagon. Or something like that. When I read that my favorite new shop in Brevard, Burlap and Lace, is going to be part of a Vintage Christmas Crawl on November 11th from Continue reading →
Mailboxes + Notes + Beach = Sentimental Feelings
I love a great story and as a blogger I fancy myself as somewhat of a story teller. It kind of explains my recent obsession to listening to podcasts that are basically just little stories. I read a story in the amazing “Our State” Magazine Continue reading →
Scenes from Sandpoint, Idaho
Standpoint, Idaho is a cozy little town located on the shores of Idaho’s largest lake, 43-mile-long Lake Pend Orville, It is surrounded by three major mountain ranges, the Selkirk, Cabinet and Bitterroot ranges. It is a destination spot and with a population of under Continue reading →