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O (it’s just) Canada
I have a new friend–a wickedly smart Canadian with a sharp sense of humor. The other night, over drinks, I told her how much I’ve loved every visit I’ve ever made to Canada, how much more I still need to … Continue reading
Posted in Dreaming, Remembering, Travel Musings
Tagged Canada, Cape Breton, class trips, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Quebec City, Toronto, travel
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Flying the (Kid-)Friendly Skies
On my first airplane trip, when I was very little, I got a silver pin that looked like pilot’s wings, a coloring book, and a peek inside the cockpit. When I was slightly older, the cockpit was off-limits, but I … Continue reading
Drinking Like Babies: the Family Hotel Room
As someone who was scared of the dark for as long as I can remember, I loved going to bed on family trips, with the family sleeping together. My sister and I shared a bed, which we didn’t do at … Continue reading
Posted in Remembering, Travel Musings
Tagged Bloomsburg Pennsylvania, car trip, dad, Iceland, kid travel, travel
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A (wo)man, a plan, a canoe…
As you can see from my packing list, I love lists. Bullet points make the world seem logical. For those who feel similarly, hop on over to my friend Rachel’s blog, Hounds in the Kitchen, and check out her menu … Continue reading
My Dad, who is not a Pirate
This is my dad. He loves jam, tea, and little pastries. He loves A Prairie Home Companion, jokes about Lutherans, and pickle relish. He loves to pretend he doesn’t like cats. He loves rural county fairs, Jerome K. Jerome, and … Continue reading
Posted in About, Family
Tagged Blue Ridge, car trip, Chautauqua, dad, Europe, family, kid travel, travel, travel lit, U.S. travel
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