Our family adventures
Our family adventures
We arrived at Keflavik airport on a Monday morning after an overnight flight from Toronto. Our plane had been delayed about an hour, but getting through the airport was quick. Although, for those flying into …
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Mr. Strange and I have been talking about going to Iceland for as long as I remember. So we decided it would be perfect to celebrate our fifth anniversary and first trip alone since LS …
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Towards the beginning of 2022, we were really jonesing for a beach vacation. We usually head toward the Destin area, and had planned to go last fall, but that was around the time of the …
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I booked our first Disney trip as a family of three in the spring of 2021. My 40th birthday was coming up in November, and I wanted to spend it away from home, and I …
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Mr. Strange and I wanted to take an easy trip for our first anniversary and the last trip before LS arrived. I was 30 weeks pregnant, so we decided to go somewhere neither of us …
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After arriving at LAX, we took an Uber to our hotel off of Hollywood Boulevard, the Redbury Hollywood & Vine, which was located across the street from the iconic Capitol Records building. Our hotel room …
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Tuesday, March 21 The flight from Moorea to Bora Bora was on a tiny plane but it was a short flight and amazing to see the island from up in the air. When we arrived …
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Thursday, March 16 We arrived in Tahiti after 10pm local time. We took a taxi to our resort, InterContinental Resort Tahiti, and checked into our room. It was too dark to explore, and we were …
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We made it to Carmel in the evening, where we checked into the Tradewinds Hotel, then headed down to the beach to take in the beautiful sunset. We ate a delicious dinner at Il Tegamino; …
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Friday, March 10 We flew out of Nashville super early, and made it to San Jose around noon after a layover at LAX. On our flight, we were announced over the speakers that we were …
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