One of the other excursions we opted to do at Scape Park was a cave expedition. We have done a cave expedition previously, at Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky, so we weren’t sure if we would enjoy this one. Surprisingly, we both enjoyed the cave expedition! While Iguabonita Cave was much smaller than Mammoth Cave,…
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Ziplining in the Dominican Republic
On our recent trip to the Dominican Republic, we decided to splurge on two excursions. The problem was picking what to do! There were so many fun activities to choose from that it was tough to narrow down our options. We knew we didn’t want to pick the same excursions that we experienced on our…
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Monthly Goals {September 2018}
You may notice that I accidentally took an unplanned 2-week break from blogging. The past few weeks have been incredibly busy for me, both professionally and personally, and I just haven’t had the energy to write a blog post. My days at the office are so busy that I come home from work utterly exhausted (which…
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How We Traveled to the Caribbean for $1,800
When Andrew and I began discussing the idea of a summer vacation, we knew we wanted this trip to be a celebration for a number of significant events in our lives that have or will happen this year: our second wedding anniversary, my 26th birthday, Andy’s 27th birthday, Andy (finally) graduating with his Associate’s degree, and…
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The Best Beach Reads of 2018
Recently, Andy and I spent an entire week in the Dominican Republic for a much-needed, hard-earned vacation. No work, very little Wi-Fi, no television and did I mention no work?! Just the two of us on our “second honeymoon” on a tropical island. It was pure heaven. I will definitely be blogging more about our trip in future…
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Celebrating My Husband’s College Graduation with Customized Graduation Announcements
This post was sponsored by Basic Invite. All opinions are my own. Many of you know that my husband has been diligently working on his Associate’s degree for the past 3 years. Through TDYs, PCSes, assignments as the company Master Driver and in Headquarters, Recruiting duty, and everything else that his full-time military job requires,…
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5 Tips To Connect When You Live Far From Your Family
No longer how long my husband stays in the military, be it 3 more or 14 more, there is one moment I will never forget: the night my husband came home with surprise orders that would move us from my native Kentucky (where we were currently stationed) to a rural town 700 miles away for Recruiting…
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