Israel: The Final Day
On our last day in Israel, we explored the Old City of Jerusalem and walked down the famous Via Dolorosa (the path that Jesus walked as He was led out of the city to...
Author: Laura P
Israel: Day of the Dead
On Friday, we ventured outside of Jerusalem to visit some of the “dead” tourist attractions — the Dead Sea Scroll caves, the Dead Sea, and Masada (site of a mass suicide). On the way,...
Israel: The City of Jerusalem!!
Day five brought our first full day in Jerusalem, and I don’t think we could have possibly packed more into the day than we did. It was amazing. Words fail to express how I...
Israel: Day Four
Day four gave us our first glimpse of Jerusalem. We left Tiberias early and journeyed towards the city. On the way there, we saw fewer palm trees and more desert terrain. Shepherds tending to...
Israel: Day Three
Day three began with a boat ride across the Sea of Galilee. What a historic event! Seriously, I can’t believe that I was able to ride across the same body of water that once...
Israel: Caesarea, Mt. Carmel, Armegeddon, and Nazareth
After waking to a gorgeous view of the Mediterranean Sea, we embarked on our first full day of adventure in the country of Israel. We visited the remains of Caesarea, an ancient city and...
Israel: Day One
We flew out of DFW on Saturday afternoon and arrived in Frankfurt, Germany around 8 am local time on Sunday. After a short layover, we boarded another plane to continue our journey to the...
1,000 Miles
Back in July, Gary set a goal to ride his bicycle 1,000 miles before Halloween. This weekend, he achieved that goal. We set out on Sunday afternoon to ride the remaining miles together. Gary...
Best Haunted Houses in Dallas/Ft. Worth
Gary and I have a Halloween tradition. Every October we get together with our friends and check out the local haunted houses. I’m not sure why, but it’s something I’ve never grown tired of...
