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Nick and I are always on a mission to find affordable things we can do with the kids that are fun for everyone. A beer for Nick and a beer for me, three dollar tacos, and packing a lunch for the kids makes this trip affordable too. The setting outside the brewery is pretty industrial looking but that’s fairly common with many of the micro-breweries in the area. The beer isn’t our favorite in comparison to other local breweries.

We had planned a mid-September trip back to Marco Island, Florida, but Hurricane Irma forced us to cancel our trip. We really couldn’t fly any where on the Gulf Coast and not be in Irma’s way. The Kalahari resort in the Poconos is only a few years old and it’s HUGE. At night, after the kids went to sleep, Nick and I took turns leaving the room and checking out the rest of the resort.

Correction, Nick played Magi Quest with Austin, because real life dungeons and dragons isn’t really my thing, but they loved it. There were pajama dance parties and bubble wands and story time with singing trees and forrest animals. We had late night (8pm) pizza one night from the smaller more casual style restaurant because Austin was still hungry and it was good. Nick and I like to order a movie when the kids go to sleep and they weren’t any pay movie options.

The hardest part of the upkeep and forced writing were the Jell-O shot recipes. The good news is there are many things about this blog that I still love very much and want to keep contributing to. Michelle the Jell-O shot queen” might not be looking for what this season of my life has to offer. It’s time to float easily toward where this season of life is pulling me.