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Garin Regional Park | East Bay

This year I’ve been working on a little personal experiment I like to call “Heck Ya!” I have been trying to be more self-aware of when opportunities present themselves, where I would have formerly thought them over, decided how they could or could’t fit into my schedule and generally over-thought all the options. I’m trying […]

Tortilla Making Class - Costa Rica

Tortilla Making Class

One of the things I love to do when staying in hotel while traveling is taking advantage of the classes or activities they may have on site.  When we were in Costa Rica, we stayed at Arenas del Mar on the Pacific Coast. The hotel offered tons of on-site activities to choose from. We opted […]

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Quail Lake | Lake Tahoe

If you’ve been around here for a while, you know that our family loves to hike. At first one might not realize how good it feels to take a walk in the woods. but after doing it so very many times, you become aware of just how powerful it can be.  Hiking with our kids […]

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Mt. Vernon by Bike

We knew going into our stay in Washington D.C. that we wanted to spend a day at Mt. Vernon, home to George Washington. What we didn’t know was that we’d end up taking a 10 mile bike ride out to Virginia to get there! The simple google search tours to mt.vernon yielding bus, boat or bike […]

2 Days in D.C. with The Simple Proof

2 Days in D.C.

Washington D.C. is one city on travel bucket lists for many American families.  One of those places that parents love to explore with their kids especially those of middle school age where U.S. History is a part of their curriculum.  For us, we felt that bucket list desire, but it was a little more personal than […]