Awesomely weird adventures in raising geeks, travel, kids, mayhem.
We left Chimney Rock campground early in the morning, expecting a warm day of many sites on our way to Mammoth Cave. Cruising down the road we saw signs leading to Abraham Lincoln’s childhood home. This unexpected detour was both
5 y/o stands at the top of the stairs and waits until I come around the corner before looking me in the eye and yelling at the top of his lungs, “cannonball.”
You know you’re in Kentucky when you’re offered moonshine within 10 minutes of arriving at a campsite. After a crazy day of torrential downpours eventually ending in a shady hotel room with a mud covered van we were ready for
We tend to have a lot of fun with Halloween. We like dressing up and did our fair share of theater in former lives. Some years we’ve done themes (definitely more fun) some years have been wildly inappropriate (dont’ ask), and
Sometimes starting is the hardest part. After almost a year of planning, the purchase, renovation, and general craziness involved with getting our Vanagon running right (and reliably) we were ready to head out toward adventure. Our jobs had graciously (or
I’ve posted about RWR before – and so I think I’ll just say that this year was amazing (again) and that a brief rainstorm Thursday didn’t dampen our spirits at all.
Nothing says fun like a 6 hour drive to the beach in 90+ degree weather with no A.C.! In June we took our yearly vacation to Chincoteague to enjoy the beach and test out our very recently completed Vanagon with
“I’m a walking chicken nugget, I’m a walking chicken nugget… Chomp…. Aaaaaah I have no legs… Mwhahahah” – there is some sort of chicken horror show happening in the back seat.
Here’s the list of all that was done to our Westly. “New” Subaru 2.2 engine (actually the 3rd engine I tried to put in… long story) Installed with the smallcar.com kit – which I highly recommend I also installed the
8yo interpretation of the Decemberists’ June Hymn, “once upon it, yellow bonnet, garlic in your eye”