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What I Read — March 2023
What I Read — March 2023

Germany seems to be hanging onto winter with every fiber of its being. As is usual with the winter months, all of these cozy nights have me fighting between my two favorite hobbies…

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What I Read — February 2023
What I Read — February 2023

Somehow I (unintentionally) managed to find a bunch of short books for the shortest month. I also physically read more books than normal this month since we spent an entire week traveling through Scotland…

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The city where we ran out of time
The city where we ran out of time

I loved every minute of living in the DMV, which honestly is a first out of all of the places we’ve called home…

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20 for 2020 List
20 for 2020 List

So here we are… 2020. The first year we’ve been alive that has been in perfect balance. What one word am I carrying throughout this year? What 20 items will keep me on track this year…

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Beyond Angels Landing: 5 Amazing Hikes in Zion National Park
Beyond Angels Landing: 5 Amazing Hikes in Zion National Park

If you’re planning a trip to Zion National Park, you’ve undoubtedly heard of Angels Landing. While Angels Landing is great, I want to highlight some of the other hikes in Zion National Park that are just as amazing, if not more.

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