Planning a Route 66 road trip? Below is my packing guide. If you have a question about what to bring, or what not to bring, ask me in the comments! 1. Ok well, it isn’t something to pack, but let’s start off with something to buy. I found a ton of vintage postcards in more »
Follow along on our Route 66 Road Trip turn by turn along the Mother Road from Chicago to Los Angeles! Day 2 from Springfield, Illinois to St. Louis, Missouri included Lincoln’s tomb, the Cozy Dog Drive-In, yet another muffler man, Becky’s Barn, Henry’s Rabbit Ranch, and, of course, lots of vintage neon signs! Route 66 more »
Follow along on our Route 66 Road Trip turn-by-turn along the Mother Road from Chicago to Los Angeles! Day 1 from Chicago to Springfield included breakfast at Lou Mitchell’s, two looming muffler men, a larger-than-life Lincoln in the World’s Largest Covered Wagon, and lots of vintage signs! Route 66 Route Trip Day 1: Chicago to more »
Los Angeles serves up some of the best donuts in the world. From the classic mom-and-pop donut shops in the ubiquitous strip malls to the character theme park donuts, you can find plain 50 cent donuts, fancy $5 donuts, build-your-own donuts, donuts with outlandish flavors and ingredients, and donuts even bigger than your face! Keep more »
Last weekend, the Mister and I took a creative play day on Sunday to visit the Museum of Neon Art in Glendale, California. I had known about the museum for years when it was in a former location and I had been dying to visit MONA once they moved, but you know how it is more »
Did you check out Part 1 of my Nashville City Guide? It includes tips for where to stay, where to eat, and where to shop. And below I’m sharing my tips on What to Do and What to Hear including making your own letterpress print at the Hatch Show Print tour and your own record more »
The Mister and I loved Nashville so much during our cross country road trip, we decided to visit the city a second time during a Mid-West trip for a friend’s wedding. We hit up several of our first-time visit favorites including the Grand Ole Opry, Robert’s Western World, and Hatch Show Print, but also made more »
If you’ve been following my blog, you know I love a road trip! Last year, my husband and I criss-crossed the country, traveling from Los Angeles to North Carolina then up to Chicago and returning to Los Angeles via Route 66. This year, we’ve got a couple of small California road trips planned, but no more »
The Mister and I embarked on an epic 40-day road trip a couple of months ago. We criss-crossed the US, from California down through the southern states and up to North Carolina to visit the Mister’s parents. We then went up through Nashville and Louisville to Chicago. From Chicago we started our 18-day turn-by-turn Route more »
I think this Tiny Target roadside art sculpture is pure genius! It’s in response to the fake Prada Marfa store located nearby, but unlike that one (which was done by named artists and has upkeep funding), no one has claimed to have created Tiny Target. It’s located about 41 miles outside of Marfa, Texas, closer more »