Bordeaux was sandwiched in the middle of our vacation between the Dordogne (see previous blog) and Burgundy because my husband had to work, so Nathan and I had basically two days to wander Bordeaux by ourselves. We decided to lay low by walking the city center, eating lots of …
Last October, we combined a work trip to Bordeaux with a stop in the Burgundy and Dordogne regions of France. My idea of a good week is eating pastries, foie gras, duck and cheese and seeing cave art that was literally painted ten thousand years ago. Oh and a few …
Every April, I like to do a year in review in photographs-mostly so I can look back at everything we did in the past year! Four years ago this week, Nathan and I joined Dan in Germany for a life changing adventure. As this is our last year in Germany, …
The five stages of grief always begin with denial. Turning on the news to see yet another horrific scene, bodies piled up, dead babies on the streets of Nice, a truck plowing through families celebrating-and the first thought it always-no, this can’t be happening. Denial. Living in Europe, raising my child …
You might know that the Family Traveler loves all things Disney. We are an unapologetic Disney crazed family, and if you’ve followed …
This trip could easily be called the trip of cheap amusement park rides-and I say that lovingly! Christmas markets are filled with …