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D.C. Comes Full Circle

In: Family on: July 16, 2015

If you've been around here a little while you'll know that my husband and I met in Washington D.C. We were both there on summer internships. In fact, this summer is the 30th anniversary of that meeting. As you can imagine, it …

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Oops! Missed Monday. Here’s Why.

In: Family on: June 11, 2015

Usually I'm really good about getting my blog posts written and scheduled before I go traveling. But after 6 solid weeks of crazy-busy I fell behind--then hopped on a plane. I love that I get to travel with my husband when …

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Fun with My Guys

In: Family on: May 26, 2015

We've always tried to celebrate graduations with a trip. With the high school graduations, it was an attempt at one last family vacation, although our youngest got his graduation trip alone with us because brother and sister …

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The Accidental Traveler

In: Family on: March 16, 2015

I'm not a very good traveler. I get super stressed over the packing, the flights, the drives. If there is turbulence, heaven help my seatmate-even if it is my hubby, who knows to expects me to squeeze his hand more tightly …

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Philadelphia Update

In: Family, Life, Reading, Uncategorized on: July 14, 2014

  What a trip! My daughter and I saw 5 apartments on Thursday and at the end of the day, the choice was quite clear, so that was good. We put the money down and will sign the lease when we arrive there in a couple of …

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Boston

In: Family, Life, Reading, Uncategorized on: June 19, 2014

So we left the tranquility of our mountain retreat and braved the big city of Boston. Before I tell you a bit about our time here, let me back up. In December, when our daughter graduated from college, we asked her what she …

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Business Before Pleasure

In: Life, Reading, Uncategorized on: June 17, 2014

We arrived home late Sunday night from a nine day trip to the East coast. It started out as a business trip for hubby, where he spoke with two other distinguished guests to a crowd of close to 200 about the implications of …

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A Lesson in Trust

In: Faith, Family, Life, Reading, Uncategorized on: June 2, 2014

This week, I'm preparing to go on another trip with my husband. Part business, part pleasure. But as I was trying to set up a plan to meet a friend at our destination, I realized I didn't have all the details of our trip. …

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Rhode Island

In: Life, Reading, Uncategorized on: April 23, 2014

One of the things I love about my husband is that he loves history as much as I do. One of the things I hate about his job is that he travels so much. But one of the things I love about being empty nesters is that now when he …

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To Slow Down, To See, To Rejoice, To Tell

In: Life, Uncategorized on: December 18, 2013

It's been a crazy fall. How crazy? I have been on the road 40 of the past 120 days. Hubby's logged even more miles away from home than I have. These have not been vacations but business trips or visiting kids or other family. …

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