So, a couple years ago, my mom and I visited the Gaylord hotel in Texas. We went for a specific reason, ICE! That year, I think 2017/2018 was featuring a Charlie Brown Christmas. We were blown away. Enjoy! We had seen a few commercials about this event and decided this year to go. The Gaylord is such a massive, fancy, and ridiculously expensive hotel. (Hence, we stayed in a hotel in the area.) With it being so huge, it's also a bit of a maze. Once inside, we explored a little

You may know from many moons ago, my mom and I were caregivers for my grandparents. My nana passed in 2019 and my grandad in 2021. As many people who have been caregivers, lost a family member (pets included) can attest to, the holidays can be very difficult when you are going through the grieving process. I'm here to share how my mom and I got through these times after major losses. Thanksgiving Day before: As a lot of Thanksgiving's are filled with, ours consisted of cookin

Hey everyone, so I wasn't going to write about this today because it's not much of a story, just how I'm feeling right now. Then I realized, this is the whole point of my blog, a community where we can tell stories, share how we're feeling (within reason) and not feel alone. Not sure how long this will be or if you even want to read it but, I need to let some of my stress out. I've always done that through writing. Enjoy?? I've been overwhelmed the past few weeks. My boyfrien