I’m the American half of a British-American two-teacher family. My husband and I both love to travel and our “nine months on, three months off” schedule makes this very convenient (except when we want to travel during the nine months on). We have a house rabbit, whom we miss terribly when we are away. He is very affectionate and – rare for a rabbit – a total lap bunny.
We love all types of travel, from road trips to international touring to beach vacations, and I love to plan it all!!
Thanks for checking out my blog! Feel free to poke around, have a read, leave a comment and/or follow me. Most importantly, get out there and travel!
Looks great, I’ll follow along!
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Thanks and welcome aboard!
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I finally am able to log on! It’s Terri. I am excited to follow along and learn. 😉
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Welcome aboard!
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I like the Colorado Guide prominently displayed 🙂 We live in CO. If you ever need any suggestions for vacationing here please let me know. Happy travels.
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Thank you. You are so lucky to live there. Colorado is my #1 favorite state. Can’t believe I’ve never lived there. I often wonder what the heck I’m doing in MN. I figure I’ve been to your great state at least a dozen or so times. I don’t normally put links to my blog in the comments, but in this case, I thought you might like reading my post about Leadville (in which is embedded a link about our experiences climbing Colorado 14ers). Don’t feel compelled, but be sure to enjoy the mountains every day for those of us who can’t. 🙂
https://thetravelarchitect.wordpress.com/2019/07/04/an-ode-to-quirky-leadville-colorado/
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Heya, how’s it going? I’m having fun exploring your blog, and love your style. Cheers from Australia 🙂
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Thanks and welcome!
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Nice to “meet” you. I’m already enjoying the humor part of your posts (and headers 🙂 )
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Thank you. I read your “about” page and we are very much alike: I now regret not studying English (with a writing focus) in college. I, too, prefer to make my blogs more personal, and full-time work also keeps me from working on my blog as much as I’d like. I look forward to following along with your travel tales.
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Definitely likewise.
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❤ I love seeing this and reading your adventures. You guys are so lucky! What do you do with your bun while you travel?
Have you come to New Orleans, yet?
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Thanks!
We usually get a petsitter from the same organization through which we petsit. It’s great because it’s a built-in housesitter, too.
No, not yet, but it’s on the list!
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Love your writing style and humorous storytelling!
Ahhh one of the best benefits of teaching has to be the three months paid vacation huh! If you ever head our way (home base Viet Nam) give us a shout!
Peta
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Thank you so much! That makes my day! Yes, though I grumble that I don’t get to choose when my time off is, the amount of time off can’t be beaten. We definitely will be in touch if/when Vietnam becomes something more than a wish. Just a few months ago I met up with two blog buddies – both in SE Asia on our travels!
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Greetings from another traveler based in the Colorado mountains, not far from “quirky” Leadville. Glad to have found your site!
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A Coloradan! Say hello to the mountains for me! Thank you!
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Splendid writing style! Greetings from a couple of fellow travelers/pet parents over in Virginia! Although, instead of a bunny, it’s a 50 lbs. Pit Bull with separation anxiety issues.
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Well thank you! That makes my day! Hello from Minnesota. Hopefully your pit bull can go with you on your travels!
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A few, but alas, for the international ones, putting her in the bowels of a plane would not end well!
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Yep. Our rabbit wouldn’t like that either.
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