Planes and trains might get you to your final destination, but there’s just something so darn fun and alluring behind the idea of a road trip...especially with your loves. I love exploring old two lanes with my sweetheart but I also love hitting the road with my 16 year old daughter. I’ve personally taken my fair share of car trips up and down a stretch of Route 66 in Oklahoma so today I wanted to share a few of the tricks I’ve learned along the way. (I actually have shared them here before but instead of linking that post, I thought I would just share them again because they are soooo good.) I will be sharing some of my fave things to do in Guthrie, Oklahoma too!
Read MoreWinter truly is my favorite season of all. I just come to life in the cold. I might have been a polar bear in a past life.
Read MoreI'm dedicating this post to my love of Oklahoma and my beautiful friend Andi. I am also dedicating to the love of travel and the urge to never stop exploring and adventuring--even if only in your own backyard.
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“Fort Worth is where the West begins and Dallas is where the East peters out”
— WILL ROGERS
We have had this trip to Fort Worth on the books for quite some time as Lin's nephew would be tying the knot on a beautiful Autumn weekend in October in Texas. Lin and I have spent quite a bit of time in Dallas, my former home for years and years and had passed through Funky Town for lunch a few times but had never spent time overnight there. I know quite a bit about Fort Worth as it was a territory I covered with Aveda for about a year and would love getting out of the BIG D some nights for some good live music and a change of scenery. This ain't my first rodeo y'all. Most "Dallasites" (Hello me) really hate the term DFW because Dallas and Fort Worth can both stand on their own. They are incredibly different. Lin kept referring to our trip to friends as --we are going to Dallas. And I immediately corrected him----we are not even going close to Dallas my fox---we are going to Fort Worth--it's like calling an apple an orange. I seriously threw a good old Texan hissy-fit.
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