Portland has played a huge role in my (Matt here!) coffee journey from Keurig to home espresso. I live in Portland and consume WAY too much caffeine, and I’m here to be your guide to help you find a great cup of coffee in Portland, whether you’re looking to spend too much on a Panamanian…
San Diego was one of our last stops on our Southern California road trip, and we basically fell in love with the laid-back nature of the city, which was a lovely respite from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles (psst! Here is our guide to eating gluten free in Los Angeles). It’s a lovely…
For whatever reason – and I’d love to talk to anyone who has an opinion or theory on what exactly that reason is – Oregon is a mecca for gluten free beer. I’m not talking about gluten-reduced beer, which I don’t drink and I think people with Celiac Disease should avoid at all costs. I’m…
Let’s talk about gluten free beer. When I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease back in 2008, I wasn’t 21 yet (though I was in college), and there were very, very few gluten free breweries around the country. Lucky for me, I lived in Seattle, near Ghostfish Brewing, so the early years of my diagnosis were…
Of the 13 National Parks we visited in 2020 on our USA road trip, including the Mighty 5 in Utah, Bryce Canyon National Park was our favorite. Not top five. Not even the top three. Our favorite. It’s a relatively small park that is packed full of super unique sights and landscapes thanks to the…
We loved Moab, and think that it’s well worth spending four days exploring this adventure town, particularly as a part of a broader Utah National Parks road trip. Between the amazing diversity of landscape in Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, and some of the things to do in Moab outside of the national…