By Anna Taylor
Mike and I love snowboarding. We love snow in general. I probably get a little bit more excited about snow than he does, but the point is we both love it. Which is why it was a bit disappointing our trip to Lake Tahoe was scheduled during an unusually warm January. Most of the snow
Last October I spent a long weekend in Syracuse, NY as part of my graduate program at Syracuse University. My dad lives nearby in Pennsylvania, so we also used it as an opportunity to meet up and do some exploring. On our first day, we did a quick tour of a few local waterfalls. The
One of my best friends from college is having a baby. Her sister graciously asked me to help host a baby shower this month in honor of the new arrival and I was delighted to be a part of it. The shower was all about storybooks, and the food was even inspired by tales like
This is really less about visiting Colorado and more about our rental car fiasco. Mike and I flew to Denver in July to celebrate a friend’s wedding (and yes, I’m just now blogging about it). Our flights out west were uneventful and our baggage made it unscathed. Not so fortunate was our friend Tammy, whose
My friend and co-worker Kristi is always wearing the most unique dresses. I asked her if she’d write a guest post about her favorite places to find her amazing outfits. Thanks for sharing, Kristi! When I was a little girl, my fascination with Disney animation easily translated into adorable dresses and cute printed blouses
It is difficult to define the word “paradise” because it means something unique to everyone. To me, paradise is an isolated cabin in the Colorado wilderness. To you, it might be a white sandy beach beside turquoise waters in the Caribbean. But paradise also can be found at a wooded site on Victory Blvd. between
I’ve always been a bit of a handwriting freak. R/PeanshipPorn is one of my favorite subreddits. I think it began when I was young. I remember my mom teaching me the “right” way to hold a pen between my thumb and forefinger. She said holding it that way would give me those most control
Gosport Park is a one-acre slice of land where the 249-year history of Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY) is frozen in time. The park is part of Portsmouth’s Path of History, a self-guided walking tour featuring a string of historic sites tracing the routes of Old Towne back to 1752, from the home of the Union
Courtney and Mike asked me to take their engagement photos early this year. It was still technically winter in D.C. and the Cherry Blossoms weren’t quite in bloom yet, but we managed to chose a day when the weather was behaving and I think we got a few really great shots. Courtney and Mike (and
Taking Julia’s senior pics really made me nostalgic! I miss those worry-free days!
Washinton Wandering 