Finding Freedom in Historic Concord, the place of the Revolutionary War and birthplace of America. I love to travel because I love to discover myself, who I am, what I want, and declare my freedom to pursue my dreams in each place that I experience. There is no better place to seek out finding freedom in historic Concord, but perhaps not for the reasons that you...
The chance to hike Walden Woods where Henry David Thoreau wandered every morning, to dip my toes into Thoreau's own pond and see the actual site of his cabin where he wrote his philosophies that continue to inspire wanderers, travelers, humanitarians. To see a place that both inspired and reflected his sense of simplicity, appreciation, gratitude, and kindness.
We are excited to share this guest blog from our Travel Tribe Contributor: DQ Family Travels Our family recently moved to Connecticut and have been spending time exploring the state. We decided to venture about an hour away to Middletown, CT, and found there was plenty of things to do in CT for families. Although our family only spent a day in the area, we really...
If you had told me ten years ago that M & I would be living on opposite coasts, I would have laughed. If you had told me the second time we were reunited, we would start out our Saturday night visiting libraries and churches, I would have thought we were living in a parallel universe. The Boston Public Library is more than books; I would describe it as...
This quote sums up how it felt to be reunited with one of my best friends from Chicago, and one of the original Gals, “M”. The purpose of our trip wasn’t to check sightseeing icons off our list. We leisurely strolled through the city on a hot, humid July Sunday morning. It was our last day exploring the city of Boston. We had just had breakfast at a...
This is the stuff American Summer Nostalgia is made of. It’s National Ice Cream Day, but it’s also 87 degrees and about a million percent humidity. It’s also a sunny summer day in the middle of July, and it’s the best homemade ice cream on the east coast. Enough reasons to go to Kimball’s Farm. Part of the joy of finding meaning in...
“My life was being raised in a small town on a farm, and I guess when I was ready to rediscover who I was again, it was like it called me back home,” said M. We turned the corner where the General Store sat. The chalkboard announcing the Farmer’s Market This Saturday. Sunlight was streaming through the giant trees that lined the hilly...
Recently, we published a post of M’s Butterflies and Morning Walks and we had a lot of people ask us to put together a collection of the beautiful photos M has taken on her walks throughout the New England countryside and scenes of her new life since leaving the Midwest. As we come up on our six-month anniversary since launching our social media...