Labeled as one of the world’s notorious secret societies, a quick visit will indeed prove they are anything but. Just outside the tourist area of Washington DC, at the corner of 16th St., N.W., and S St., you’ll find a temple that most certainly stands out amongst its neighbors. The House of the Temple is …
The pooch nosed open the door and proclaimed that it was time for his morning walk, and before I could wipe the sleep out of my eyes, Heather topped that with the announcement that we should head out on a road trip. Just like that, our house became a beehive of activity while we packed, …
If there is one thing Washington, DC, has an abundance of, it’s museums. One of the most incredible things about living in DC is the sheer amount of free activities and sites. It is easy to forget DC has even more to offer. As you plan your trip, put aside some cash to visit the locations …
What could be more patriotic than celebrating our country’s Independence in the nation’s capital? Absolutely nothing unless you did it with a hot dog in one hand and apple pie in the other. Washington, DC, is full of choices to help you celebrate the 4th of July, and the best part is most of them …
Need some brotherly love? Head to Philadelphia. It is one of the most accessible road trips from Washington, DC. If you have the time, plan on spending an entire weekend exploring. We only had a day, and what a great day! Heather’s Take on Philadelphia I enjoyed my time walking around the historic city. We …
Pennsylvania Dutch Country (aka Deitscherei) is an area centered on Lancaster County in southeastern Pennsylvania. It was originally named so because it comprised many people speaking Germanic-based languages. Today, it is home to many Amish and Mennonites who are both doing their best to resist the changes of the modern world creeping in all around them. …