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Owner, Travel Advisor, Special Needs Travel Specialist, Certified Autism Travel Professional

21/10/2026

When that 𝓶𝓪𝓰𝓲𝓬𝓪𝓵 sunshine hits 😎☀️

04/10/2026

If you needed an excuse to have tacos tonight, here it is! What’s your favorite destination for tacos?

25/09/2026

It’s Dolly Day, 9-25. 💗 Thankful we were able to visit Nashville and pay tribute to this incredible woman who spent her life spreading kindness (and SO many books)! 🤍

22/09/2026

It’s the first day of autumn, which means it’s officially not-so-scary season! What are your favorite fall traditions?

03/07/2026

It might be time to take one of those new-fangled trolleys down to the soda fountain for a cold sarsaparilla.

19/06/2026

Who is going to see Toy Story 5 this weekend? I saw it last night and really enjoyed it. My clients sailing on Disney Cruise Line ships have gotten to watch it in the onboard cinema! Let me know what you think!

14/06/2026

The glass I’m standing on in the core of the Rundetaarn has a story to tell. In 1880 in Copenhagen, a 12-year-old choir boy named August Nielsen suddenly disappeared without a trace. Dodging the priest’s sermon, he and a friend had secretly played hide-and-seek in the magnificent tower next to the church instead. August found the perfect hiding spot in the caretaker’s dark quarters, backed in quietly, and fell 82 feet from the only opening into the hollow core! And his friend had no idea where he had hidden! After a worrisome police search, August was finally found by his father 20 hours later. Police forbade the desperate father from attempting the perilous climb down, and eventually masons were enlisted to cut a hole at the bottom of the tower to rescue him. Thankfully he survived with only scrapes and loose teeth. Now, when you stand inside the hollow core, you can see the opening above your head, where young “Rundetårn August” fell.

I love taking in the history of my travel destinations! Should we plan time for you to enjoy a historical tour on your next vacation? You might return home with a story or two of your own.

03/06/2026

Happy National Donut Day! (As if I ever need an excuse to go to Voodoo Doughnut!) 🍩 This is a vegan Portland cream, but I also highly recommend the apple fritters (big enough to share)!

01/06/2026

Great Big Beautiful Adventures celebrates LOVE and incredible destinations that embrace diversity.
🖤🤎❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🩷🤍🩵

28/05/2026

Big changes are coming for Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress. It will begin and end with our focus away from Earth—from July 1969 on the moon to an other-planetary home in the future! I’m usually excited about attraction updates, but I’ll be honest—this one feels bittersweet. I’m sure I’ll enjoy the new attraction, but I’m also going to miss all the scenes I knew by heart. What do you think?

Carousel of Progress temporarily closes July 6 and reopens anew sometime in 2027! Reach out if you want to experience it again before it closes (or after it reopens)!
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