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NOTE: Sorry! I discovered that most of the video clips for today’s post did not operate correctly the first time this post went live. I’ve fixed the technical difficulties. Please enjoy samples of me teaching online. In the 90’s, when… Continue Reading →
When is a dying art not a dying art? When two craftsmen adopt the ancient ways, start a museum to preserve them and open a school to teach the ancient ways to others. Welcome to Silver River Center for Chair… Continue Reading →
Morganton, North Carolina is about one hour east of Asheville. We had a whirlwind visit there that lasted just a couple of days. During my time in this small town, I found a couple of great places to visit that… Continue Reading →
Several months ago, I wrote about Emotional Support Animals versus Service Animals. I discussed the differences between the two and the fact that many travelers try to bring their pets with them to places that they do not belong by… Continue Reading →
Really good art makes me sigh. One hand will flutter up to my chest and I will release a little sigh and smile with joy. This is how I know that I have connected with a piece of art. I… Continue Reading →
Sometimes when we have been driving or flying for a long time, and we are tired, we fall to the familiar and find a fast-food restaurant. I confess that now. I think that most travelers would agree, though, that half… Continue Reading →
Some articles on MrsHomeFree.com contain affiliate links, meaning that, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. Have no fear, this site only contains affiliate links for products that… Continue Reading →
I’m taking a brief departure from discussions of travel today. There are some interesting observations that I’ve made recently. Bear with me here. . . Hanukkah is almost over for 2020. As a result, I wanted to write about this… Continue Reading →
In my admittedly overactive imagination, there has always been a threshold in my life. There was a crossing over between the “childhood me” and the “adult me.” Maybe other people also have an era that is frozen in time for… Continue Reading →
Some articles on MrsHomeFree.com contain affiliate links, meaning that, at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. Have no fear, this site only contains affiliate links for products that… Continue Reading →
I am not a person who likes change. I prefer routine and settling in and it is my preference that my life not be in flux if at all possible. Obviously, that is the most significant thing about becoming HomeFree. … Continue Reading →
Greenville, South Carolina’s status as a hot tourism commodity probably isn’t new to many people. The city of 68,000 has gotten a ton of national buzz in the last few years. It was once a textile hub and in recent… Continue Reading →
As we travel around the Southeastern U.S., we typically stay in one city (or a general area) for one week. We try to be relatively frugal with our lifestyle, whether we are traveling or not. This means that for the… Continue Reading →
“Jesus’s disciples were fishermen. Fishermen are often told that if their boat capsizes in a storm the safest place to be is underneath, in the protection of the hull.” As she finished, her eyes rolled slowly Heavenward to the gray-green… Continue Reading →
Have you ever had a day, whether traveling or not, when odd things just kept happening? I had a day like that recently. I believe it would be appropriate to file this specific day under the category of “when travel… Continue Reading →