It’s taken me a long time to get this blog done, so I apologize for the delay. Buenos Aires was my favorite stop on our South American adventure and is a city that I’m going to need more time to explore one day. Justin and I agreed that we could …
Category: Photo Journal
Montevideo Photo Journal
For some odd reason, we only had a few hours in the Uruguayan port city of Montevideo, the second to last stop on our South American cruise. A small and safe capital city, Montevideo is home to around 1.5 million inhabitants, with beautiful old architecture, tons of palm trees, and …
Penguins in the Falkland Islands
A highlight of our South American cruise was seeing penguins in their natural habitat in the Falkland Islands. I can’t say that, prior to this trip, I’d ever given the Falklands much thought. I had heard of them, of course, but honestly had no idea where they were. I think …
Going to the End of the World: Ushuaia Photo journal
After a week on the cruise ship, I was ready to get off the boat. Why hadn’t we gotten off sooner, you ask? I’ll take the blame for this one. The three previous ports — Puerto Montt, Puerto Chacobucco, and Punta Arenas — were all tendered ports, meaning that instead …
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Three Days in Santiago
The first stop on our grand South American adventure is Santiago! Home to nearly 7 million people, Santiago is one of the largest metropolises on the continent, with an urban sprawl to rival Los Angeles. The city has been in the news quite a bit over the last few months …
Downtown Nashville with a Baby
This weekend was one of the rare ones where we didn’t have any plans. We woke up Saturday morning with nothing on the calendar, nowhere we had to be. I didn’t even have any laundry to do. So we got to sleep in, drink some coffee, and hang out with …
The Catbird Seat: A Nashville Culinary Adventure
My husband has been talking about going to the Catbird Seat for years. A tiny, 22-seat U-shaped counter where patrons watch the chefs at work, and enjoy a chef’s choice tasting menu did not sound like something I would enjoy. You have no choice in menu items, eating whatever they …
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