News::
- Last weekend, we traveled to the Apple Capital of our state: Wenatchee, Washington!
- While I won’t be doing any shopping on Black Friday, I’m certainly thinking about holiday shopping & hoping to get most of it completed early. Have you checked out our gift guide?
- Many national parks and state parks are fee free on Black Friday. Check out the parks in your area, and then head outdoors!
Inspiration::
- Amy from Pit Stop for Kids is still traveling to Paris with her kids despite the recent events. We love her courage and commitment.
- No shopping is in the plans for us on Black Friday, we’ll be enjoying the great outdoors just like our friends from Play Outside Guide.
- Travelling Mom spells out exactly what you need to know to get through airport security for all your travels this holiday season.
- Recently read Up: A Mother Daughter’s Peakbagging Adventure. Easy reading & so inspiring.
We’re looking forward to a quiet Thanksgiving in Seattle. Where will you be? Enjoy!
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Martie says
I’ll be spending Thanksgiving with family enjoying a home cooked feast. We plan to get out and explore local parks and hiking trails over the weekend.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV and a must too.
Kate says
Sounds perfect, Martie! We plan to attend our Macy’s Holiday Parade here in Seattle on Friday–Bergen loves it! We’ll see what Georgia thinks. Enjoy the week!
Jenny says
We are having a Thanksgiving BBQ poolside at our house this year with our closest friends here in Phuket. While turkey is not on the menu (it is incredibly expensive here), we will be having lots of fun! Happy Thanksgving!
Kate says
Sounds lovely, Jenny! Love the idea of a Thanksgiving BBQ! Enjoy the day–will you be having any of the traditional sides or just creating your own food tradition?