Our annual vacation to Walt Disney World this year coincided with the International Food and Wine Festival in Epcot. In addition to the 11 countries represented in the World Showcase, 35 additional countries have food kiosks scattered throughout the park with sample food and wine choices to indulge. This was such a treat, literally! ► Ranking: #cleandiaper International Food and Wine...
Disney cruises are replete with things to do, and every magical moment is accounted for whether you are three years old or 103 years old! And the magic starts the minute you step foot on the ship. Your name will be announced to the crew as you cross the threshold from land to sea, and the entire ship will...
Walking around Tokyo, trying to find a place to eat everyday, it was surprisingly hard. Many restaurants in Tokyo don’t allow children, many are obscure, then there is the language barrier so we likely passed a ton of restaurants without knowing it, lots are reservations only, closed during specific hours, or themed dinner restaurants booked days to weeks in...
True, we swore off airbnb last December after our horrific experience in Norway. But then, airbnb reached out to us personally and made good on the situation by offering us nearly a full refund back to our original form of payment. It still took us 8 months to forgive them, and we learned to be much more scrupulous in...
Of all the fabulous places to eat in Nashville, one of our favorites was a breakfast dive called Biscuit Love. It’s located parallel to Pancake Pantry which typically gets all the Nashville love, but because the line was shorter we opted to fill our tummies here. Plus, Biscuits. And, Bonuts. ► Ranking: #cleandiaper Biscuit Love
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Although the Disney Cruise Ships Magic and Wonder are sister ships and nearly identical, one of the stark differences between these ships is at the main pool. Both ships have the open top Twist and Spout signature yellow slide for guests taller than 38”, but only the Disney Magic has the AquaDunk slide. This slide is appropriately named a...
Neither Boston nor Salem, are lacking in the old cemeteries department. Both cities have numerous burial grounds for key players in the early colonial era and American revolution. The tombstones are thin, frail and lean with the wind, they are difficult to read and have unique puritan etchings on them. They are fascinating and remarkable and contain a sense...
Bamboo River Rafting on the Martha Brae River was our favorite excursion when we stopped in Falmouth, Jamaica during our Disney Cruise on the Disney Fantasy. This is not to be confused with white water river rafting, which is typically what comes to mind when we talk about this excursion and everyone’s jaw drops to the floor when we...
Utah is full of stunning natural wonders! None more so than on Arches National Park Hikes. Our first day was spent exploring, mouth agape, stopping and starting and staring at all the amazing sculptures our Earth has created.
Arches National Park Hikes
While there is a lot to see from the car, Arches is best experienced on foot. You’ll miss a...
With over 10 million people visiting the Great Wall of China every year, it’s safe to say this place is on everyone’s bucket list! Remember a few years back when a huge section of the wall crumbled into nothing? If you were like me, you thought: “Gah! If I don’t go now will it even exist by the time...
