I love being able to share a few things that have been enjoyable, fun, or helpful to me over the month. Here are some things I’ve been loving this month, as well as some other Favorite Things I’ve shared! Geometry Towel … Read More
I’m getting so excited to head off on this absolute bucket list trip. I’ve wanted to visit Egypt for as long as I can remember and I’m just over the moon that it’s finally here. Clothing is NOT something I … Read More
I always like to put together useful Easter baskets for kids and for my husband each year so that we’re not just purchasing things that won’t get used. I especially love finding some excellent travel-themed Easter basket ideas that we’ll … Read More
Since moving to London, we’ve been taking advantage of the easier access to European (and other!) countries, including Eastern Europe cities that were harder to get to from the Bay Area. We’ve always enjoyed traveling Europe with kids and have … Read More
Here are 4 spring break outfits for moms that are perfect for a Europe vacation packing list! Living in London, these are outfits that I wear all the time and I see some iteration of them very frequently. They’re perfect … Read More
Fees, passes, permits, and reservations… what’s the difference?!? Which do I need for visiting Glacier National Park for kids? Depending on what you’re doing, you may end up needing all. Here I’ll break down each category, when you’ll need them, … Read More
There are so many fantastic hikes in Glacier National Park that it’s hard to choose the best hikes in Glacier! This list compiles some of the best family hikes in Glacier to give you a taste of various landscapes so … Read More
I used to love sharing some things that were enjoyable, fun, or helpful over the month and thought it would be nice to get back to that. Here are some things I’ve been loving this month! Here are other Favorite … Read More
We’ve loved our family vacations in London, and it’s such a privilege to be able to live in this fabulous city. Now that we’ve lived in London for about 6 months, it’s fun to start sharing some more London family … Read More
One of my big priorities with this account is to make exploring the world more accessible for ALL families, both through travel and right from home. I love sharing tips, tricks, deals, gear, and encouragement to support other families! And … Read More
There’s something about giant mountain vistas that just speaks to my soul and visiting Glacier National Park with kids just fills that cup right up for me. We’ve visited a few times as a family and have loved finding the … Read More
We absolutely love Paris with kids and without. It’s such a magical city and while Paris as a family destination isn’t stereotypically the best, we have had a wonderful experience every time we’ve gone. Still, it can still feel a … Read More
I love being able to share a few things that have been enjoyable, fun, or helpful to me over the month. Here are some things I’ve been loving this month, as well as some other Favorite Things I’ve shared!
I had heard about these towels for years but could never bite the bullet because they’re definitely pricier than the average Target hand towel. But when they had a big sale, I decided to try one out to see if it was actually worth the price, figuring there was no way I would think so.
Well color me wrong because I’m obsessed with this dang kitchen tea towel. It’s so soft, absorbent, thick, and I love the size. So now I’m the sucker who will be paying full price to slowly switch out all my towels and I won’t regret it one bit.
I got this 3-in-1 travel charger a few months ago and while I was skeptical at first, I’m a convert. This little folding pad charges my phone, watch, and AirPods, and is so convenient to pack along – I love that it folds up and is so compact. I’m a fan.
Basque Cheesecake
I had heard about La Maritxu and their amazing cheesecake a couple months ago and decided to give it a whirl recently. While I’ve always super loved my mom’s cheesecake and it’s one of my favorite desserts, I’m picky with other cheesecake. I don’t tend to like NY style – it’s too dense and cream cheese-y for me. I much prefer a less sweet, creamer, looser cheesecake. I’d never had Basque-style cheesecake before, but holy smokes did this deliver.
Let’s just say I’ve been a little obsessed and despite not really being a sweets person, I’ve never eaten so much dessert in my life, lol. If you haven’t tried Basque cheesecake, either, might I suggest you look some up in your area (or come visit London and I’ll meet you there ;)).
I’ve had one of these lightweight carriers for over a decade and after all that time and extensive use, the buckle finally came undone. So I immediately purchased a new one and honestly regret not doing it sooner because the new version is vastly improved. While the old version was super convenient for packing, it didn’t feel nearly as supportive of comfortable as a regular carrier. So it always felt like quite the trade off, but was worth it when we wouldn’t be using it tons because it could pack up small, or if it was at risk of getting wet because it dries so fast.
The new version has all those advantages but is SO much more comfortable and supportive. The shoulder straps are padded but still sleek and the whole thing feels sturdier. I can easily wear it for extended periods but live that it’s still just as packable (and affordable!) as the original.
I’ve been a devotee to my Henckels chef’s knife for over a decade and still love and use it daily – it was one of 3 knives I brought over to London from the US, along with a couple favorite Cutco knives. But I needed a few others for basic tasks, especially since I hadn’t brought along a small serrated knife, a paring knife, or a bread knife.
I’d heard glowy things about the Victorinox knives and they’re relatively quite inexpensive so I decided to give them a shot. Admittedly, I was a bit skeptical, especially for the price. Let’s just say my expectations were blown out of the water. They are SO sharp, sturdy but lightweight, and cut amazingly well. The bread knife is easily as good as (if not better than) my Cutco knife from back home. It’s honestly SO nice to not have to saw through a loaf of bread with either a dull or too-small knife!
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