Little fuss and a whole lot of whimsy. That’s how I’d characterize this festive and fun Easter Tablescape. Basic does not have to be boring. This tablescape with pops of color and delicate touches welcomes holiday guests and is bunny approved. The items in this tablescape are not new. Bonus for not having to purchase…
Devil’s Bridge Hike in Sedona
The Devil’s Bridge hike in Sedona is extremely popular. It’s easy to see why. The natural sandstone arch is perched on the cliffside, beckoning hikers to shuffle out for a closer look. The trek to the bridge is considered moderately difficult due to a few minor rock scramble areas. Having to hoist your way up…
Seven Sacred Pools Hike in Sedona
The red sandstone buttes and rock formations near Sedona, Arizona were created nearly 3 million years ago. Their beauty and majesty draw visitors and adventure seekers from around the globe. One of the most spectacular treks to get up close to witness the formation’s splendor is the Seven Sacred Pools Hike. Getting to the Trailhead…
Cathedral Rock Trail in Sedona
The hike to Cathedral Rock is a mere 1.2 miles round trip. The trouble is that most of the distance is straight up. The Cathedral Rock Trail in Sedona is spectacular. If you’re willing to claw and rock scramble your way to the top, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views. Getting to the trailhead Parking…
Saguaro National Park
Less than 1 million people visit Saguaro National Park each year, a number that means there are more cacti in the park than annual visitors. Saguaro National Park boasts an estimated 1.9 million saguaros within the park’s 92,000 acres just outside of Tuscon, Arizona. Saguaro National Park is divided into two parts; the east side…
Ninja Birthday Party
Nunchucks, throwing stars and karate kicks. It’s the stuff little boys who love to pretend to be ninjas envision. Those fantasies of breaking boards and earning a black belt came to life when we celebrated our six-year-old with a Ninja Birthday Party. Before guests arrive at the party, send ninja invitations. The invites set the…
Dr. Seuss Party
Go Dog Go, The Cat In the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham; these Dr. Seuss books are staples of our childhoods and found in almost every kid’s library. To celebrate the beloved author we planned a Dr. Seuss Party complete with themed treats and adorable decorations. To create a Dr. Seuss Party, start with a…
Date Your Spouse: Soup Saturday
Having a date night is hard during a pandemic. We are staying home and staying safe. Despite a global health crisis, it’s important to find ways to create opportunities to continue to Date Your Spouse. Enter Date Your Spouse: Soup Saturday. A stay at home way to set aside an hour to cook together and…
Donut Valentine Party
Our kids. They are the center of our world, our everything. There’s not a day that goes by that we don’t tell them we love and adore them. Valentine’s Day is another opportunity to remind them of that love. Each year, I put together a themed Valentine dinner or snack to celebrate our family and…
Sibley State Park Winter Camping
An estimated 9.7 million people visit Minnesota State parks each year, the vast majority of them in the warmer months between April and November. While the colder months bring lower temperatures and lower attendance rates, a stay at one of the state’s 67 parks is well worth it. We bundled up and made our way…