Well hello again all! It’s me, Brian, returning to you as normal. It felt so nice to have a guest writer handle a portion of our blog duties, and what a wonderful job she did! Thanks again Alison, and cheers to you. Also, Cheers to Alison and Bryan as a pair for joining us in New Orleans. It was such a blast to see some old friendly faces and what faces they are! So now we resume the regularly scheduled…
Hi everyone! It’s me, Alison! Wait — don’t hit that back button, you’re at the right travel blog! You might know me from Kate’s high school days or Brian’s Kate days. I’m happy to report that I actually got to see those nerds in person and that they are still the same weirdos you know and love. Though they did warn me and my paramour, also Bryan, in advance that they developed an even more symbiotic sense of humor in…
Hello, avid followers! So great to see you here once again. It’s a pretty nice little routine we’ve got going here, don’t you think? This week’s post is coming EARLY (which is unheard of for me, as many of you know) because we have a new town to get to and some super exciting visitors to go meet on this fine Sunday! You’ll hear more about them next week. But for now… We had one last goal to accomplish in…
We arrived in Fayetteville NC to meet up with Nate and his family: his wife Rachel and their kids Kingston, Jackston, Ace and Emelia – and their tiny tiny dog Cloye, a teacup Yorkie. We had arrived just in time for dinner with them and spent a couple hours after the kids went to bed just catching up and reconnecting before Kate and I retired to the luxury of the RV and the two parents went to bed. They have…
Hello again! Has it been another week already? My goodness, time is flying as we zoom around the North of the…”South”? That is, the big weird middle-of-America area that’s not really in the south but likes to call itself The South. After our big loopy route from Brian’s last post, we’ve been keeping a mostly eastward course from Chattanooga, TN to Fayetteville, NC. This will be our last time venturing in the opposite direction of home – it’s pretty much…