Jed was a fascinating guy. A fifth-generation Arizonan, he shared a little family lore with us as he pointed out the berries on a tiny cactus and mentioned, “they make great eatin’.”
Tag: Travel
Choices
Life is all about choices. I tell people that all the time. Happiness is a choice. Love is a choice. You can choose to enjoy the ride or grumble through it, but having done both, I can assure you enjoying it is a lot more fun!
Everything Old is New Again
Burns was worth the trip … for the beauty and charm of the town, for the stunning example of reusing an old building rather than tearing it down, and for the perfect place to meet up with friends.
Three Truths and a Lie
For now my bucket list items are my lies, but I’ll have to come up with new lies to play the game in the future.
Fall Colors
Climbing into the mountains in Idaho, the bright, fall yellow leaves on the Aspens shimmered in the sun. Then other colors started to appear: all manner of reds and oranges.
Those “Oops” Photos
I’ve compiled a few “oops” shots from recent vacations. I had to grab ‘em quickly, before someone hit the delete button.
Lessons From the Road
Then the extra space got the best of us. As often happens, we filled the space available to us.
A Road Trip Experiment
With more and more people taking road trips, I hope a few of our lessons learned will help you plan a perfect road trip soon.
Water to Wine
The trip ended at a winery offering both motivation to keep paddling and a “we made it” bonus.
A Surprising Delight in Jerome
Judy named his Arizona spin on a Screwdriver (with Prickly Pear and mango purees) the Double Whammy, while my modified Whisky Sour was refreshing and fantastic. And the food? To die for.
The World A to Z 