Category: Grace on the Go

  • Staycation Like a Pro

    Staycation Like a Pro

    Who says you need a plane ticket to have a vacation? Fall break is here, and instead of fighting airports or spending a fortune, why not explore your own city like it’s a foreign land? From backyard camping to secret local spots you’ve somehow never noticed, staycations let your family have adventure, relaxation, and limited…

  • Ask your Tesla….

    Ask your Tesla….

    Funny Questions to Ask Your Tesla AI & Robot Sass Movie & Pop Culture References Tesla’s Immature Side General Funny Stuff to Try Holiday Random & Unexpected

  • 21st Birthday Roadtrip

    21st Birthday Roadtrip

    So, my 20-year-old step-son and his girlfriend went on a birthday week road trip to Fort Collins, Colorado, and since I clearly can’t just let them drive in peace, I loaded them up with surprises, challenges, and slightly ridiculous games. And because he turned 21 while they were there, I made sure his birthday still…

  • One Day in Chicago

    One Day in Chicago

    Morning: Sweet Start & Classic Chicago Late Morning: Michigan Ave + Cookies Afternoon: Scenic + Chill Evening: Deep Dish + Skyline Views Nightcap Walk Tips:

  • Wrigley Field Tour

    Wrigley Field Tour

    We Cheated on Fenway with Wrigley Let me start by saying this: we are Red Sox fans. We bleed Boston. We’ve sung “Sweet Caroline” more times than we can count. Fenway Park is our favorite ballpark. Yes, we’re from the Midwest. Yes, we love the Red Sox. No, it’s not a phase — my husband has…

  • SlumpBuster: The Ultimate Youth Baseball Experience During the College World Series

    SlumpBuster: The Ultimate Youth Baseball Experience During the College World Series

    Every June, Omaha, Nebraska, turns into baseball heaven. Not only does the College World Series bring fans from all over the country, but the Triple Crown SlumpBuster tournament brings in thousands of youth baseball players and their families for what’s known as the world’s biggest youth baseball tournament. This year was my son’s second time…

  • Road Trip Packing

    Road Trip Packing

    State parks are always a hit, and my snack box tradition is still going strong. I map out surprise stops to keep things exciting, turning the trip into an educational game—because what’s vacation fun without a little learning? Oh, I’m a road trip aficionado! Who wouldn’t enjoy 23 hours in a car with a 2-year-old…

  • Dyersville, Iowa

    Dyersville, Iowa

    If you’re a baseball fan or just love the game, I highly recommend heading to Dyersville, Iowa. Our baseball team recently attended a tournament there, and we had an amazing experience in this beautiful part of the Midwest. Here’s a rundown of everything we checked out during our trip: Field of Dreams Movie Site We…

  • AZ Spring Training

    AZ Spring Training

    This year, we finally made it happen — our first ever Spring Training trip to Arizona! And let me tell you, it did not disappoint. The sun, the ballparks, the energy, and just being surrounded by the buzz of baseball season gearing up was something special. What made it even more memorable? My son was…

  • Sewing Retreat

    Sewing Retreat

    How to Plan the Ultimate Family Sewing Weekend (or Crafting Weekend!) One of my absolute favorite family traditions is our annual family sewing weekend. It’s a special weekend we’ve been doing for many many years, and it’s become a staple in our family. Each year, we gather—my aunts, cousins, nieces, my daughter, and I—at a…

  • Maui Vacation

    Maui Vacation

    If you’re heading to Maui, you’re in for a treat! From breathtaking waterfalls to colorful sea life, Maui is packed with must-see spots, but here are some of our all-time family favorites. We can’t get enough of Waimoku Falls and the stunning Pipiwai Trail—a fun hike through bamboo forests that leads you to a jaw-dropping…

  • Disney World

    Disney World

    We just got back from Disney World—our kids’ first trip, and my husband’s and my second in 25 years. Instead of using a travel agent, I decided to plan it all myself. Call me crazy, but I actually loved it. I dove into blogs, YouTube videos, and even consulted friends. I got the Birnbaum’s books,…