I dropped a genealogy bombshell on Tina last Tuesday over breakfast. My great-great-grandfather sailed from County Cork in 1889. Now I want us to find the family homestead, trace the records, and...
I dropped a genealogy bombshell on Tina last Tuesday over breakfast. My great-great-grandfather sailed from County Cork in 1889. Now I want us to find the family homestead, trace the records, and...
Three weeks ago I’m sitting on the sun deck of a river cruise ship gliding past medieval castles on the Rhine, cold German pilsner in hand, watching my better half absolutely lose her mind over...
Last week I watched my wife spend forty minutes arguing with ChatGPT about whether our anniversary trip should include a “romantic sunset helicopter tour over an active volcano in Greece...
Picture this: I’m sitting at a harborside taverna in Paros Greece, cold Mythos in hand, watching my better half take roughly 47 photos of the same fishing boat (apparently each shot captures...
Look, I’ll be honest with you. The first time Tina suggested I take a trip by myself, my initial reaction was something along the lines of “Why the hell would I want to do that?”...
Nestled in the northwest corner of Spain, Galicia often takes a backseat to its more popular counterparts like Barcelona and Madrid. However, this hidden gem is filled with captivating culture...
“We should do a cruise!” “I’ve never been on a cruise.” “What??!” “Nope.” “We’ll fix that!” That brief exchange is what...
When we got settled in Ecuador, I made a promise to myself that I would go back and write posts for trips we’d taken and places we’d visited pre-COVID.ย It seems fitting that after...
Up, Up, and Away! The month of September was very good to us. We moved into our new RV in a beautiful campground and began trying to get used to relaxing. The uncharacteristic mid-summerlike weather...
I don’t think I’ve attended as many weddings as I have since I married Tina. Not that I haven’t had the invitations, it’s just for some reason the frequency didn’t seem...