A Travel Blog
Virginia Beach is an incredibly fun vacation destination. There is always something happening, and usually for free! I was amazed at how many things were open to the public for free. I expected to pay through the roof for everything that I wanted to do, and I thought that most of my free time would go toward swimming and relaxing by the ocean (which was never a disappointment), but that wasn’t the case at all. I spent my days finding free things to do, and my evenings on the ocean.
Hello again. With school going full swing, blogging has been, unfortunately, pushed to the back burner for a little bit. I have had so much on my plate, like trying to finish up college, and make money while trying to secure a future career of some sort; all this to say that I have been very stressed and have had to cut out some of the things that I love to do (like blogging). Lately, however, I’ve come to the realization that life shouldn’t be all stress all the time; there has to be a balance to it. In an effort to bring more fun back into my life, I’ve decided that I need to get back into blogging. Once I made this decision, I realized how many pictures I still have from my trips over the summer, so I will be diving right back in! I hope to be posting about once a week again, so stay tuned!
Hey everybody! I’m sorry that I haven’t been able to post any new content in a while. I got really sick coming home from Virginia and I’ve been trying to recover and get caught up with work and getting ready for school. That being said, I thought that it would be a good time to look back at some of the things that I’ve gotten to do this summer.
I’m on vacation all this week in Virginia Beach, Virginia. I’m having an amazing time, and I will be sharing tons of stories and photos from my trip once I get home and have a chance to upload and go through them. Meanwhile, the heat here (and the humidity) have given me a new respect for air conditioning, so I’ve decided to dedicate a post to my (very brief) time in Vail, Colorado earlier in the summer.
I’ve been incredibly busy lately with work, camp counseling and planning my upcoming road trip (more details to come) and haven’t had much time to post. I decided that I would take the time today to share a quick post with some of my favorite bus travel pictures from tour (you can read more about that tour here, here, and here). It’s hard to know exactly where all of these pictures were taken because the miles (and the days) all seem to blur together on the open road. I do know, however, that most of these pictures were taken on I-70, which stretches from Utah to Maryland, though that’s not very specific. Also, sorry for the poor “shot through a window on a moving bus” quality, If I could have stopped and gotten out to take pictures every time that I wanted to, we may never have made it all the way back home.