“Home isn’t where you’re from, it’s where your soul finally breathes.” -Unknown Not everyone has the chance to hand pick their home town. We lived most of our lives in the town we were raised in and it was a nice place while we were raising our ch…
Our Home Town
“Home isn’t where you’re from, it’s where your soul finally breathes.” -Unknown
Not everyone has the chance to hand pick their home town. We lived most of our lives in the town we were raised in and it was a nice place while we were raising our children, but families move away and other places become more desirable. We actually picked two amazing little towns that we absolutely love. The town that we spend most of our time in now is called Lewisburg. It’s a historic community located on the banks of the scenic Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania. It’s only a short drive through the beautiful rolling hills to where our son and his family live.
Breakfast at Simply Marie’s and the The Walk to the National Aquarium in Baltimore, Maryland
Friday, September 12 — This morning, Eric ran all the engines and water makers. He also changed the filters in the black water and grey water vent loops. Those filters are immensely helpful in controlling odors. Before leaving for San Diego, … Continue reading →
Our Two Weeks in San Diego
Thursday, September 11 — On Thursday, August 27, we left Kosmos at 0400, drove to the car rental center, returned the car and caught the shuttle to the airport. We made it to the airport in plenty of time to … Continue reading →
The Museum of Industry in Baltimore, Maryland — Part 3
continuing on in the transportation section… in 1935, Chevrolet opened a manufacturing plant south of Baltimore that produced more than 12-million vehicles during its 70+ years of operation. It closed in 2005. There was a small display on a tire … Continue reading →
The Museum of Industry in Baltimore, Maryland — Part 2
continued… Next we went into another large room that was set up to look like a clothing manufacturing facility. Baltimore was also a hub for clothing manufacturing. Our tour guide showed us the revolutionary technology of the era that made … Continue reading →
The Museum of Industry in Baltimore, Maryland — Part 1
Wednesday, August 26 — We spent the morning getting ready for our trip to San Diego. By the early afternoon, we were feeling like everything was as ready as could be. We decided to go to the Museum of Industry, … Continue reading →
Keith’s Perspective on the Week in San Diego and Virginia/Le point de vue de Keith sur la semaine à San Diego et en Virginie
This week has been amazing. On Saturday, we went to Comicon for our last day there. We went to a panel with Matt Diniman and the narrator of Dungeon Crawler Carl, Jeff Hays. After the panel, we went to an … Continue reading →
The Washington Memorial in Baltimore, MD
Tuesday, August 25 — We were heading back to San Diego soon, so we spent the morning and early afternoon doing chores and getting things ready to go. Keith also continued tightening screws around the boat. Eric ran the engines. In … Continue reading →
The Wharf in Washington DC
continued… At this point, we were all hungry. Eric checked the map app and saw there was nothing other than snack stands in close walking distance. We continued on the loop, which became muddy and overgrown. Near where we’d parked, … Continue reading →
