Exploring Knoxville from Above: A Unique Perspective In the heart of World’s Fair Park, the Sunsphere in Knoxville stands as one of Tennessee’s most unique landmarks. Built for the 1982 World’s Fair, its golden glass panels gleam in the sunlight, making it a striking presence in the city skyline. For just $5 per person, visitors […]
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Double the Drama: Why the Grand Ole Opry Guitar Statues Were a Must-Stop The Grand Ole Opry guitar statue isn’t just one landmark — it’s two, and they’re both worth the hype. Nashville gave us a classic red-and-white guitar and a wildly photogenic orange floral design, both towering outside the Opry House like they’re waiting
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🪞 Dripping Bird in Nashville’s Shelby Park Tucked beside Sevier Lake, the Reflection sculpture is one of Nashville’s most quietly surreal public art pieces. Designed by artist Lawrence Argent in 2012, this mirrored mockingbird appears to melt into its pedestal—part bird, part puddle, and entirely photo-worthy. 📍 Where to Find the Reflection Sculpture in Nashville
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Holidays The Holidays are meant to be spent with family. Circumstances didn’t allow us to be close to my kids, and spending the holidays with Zach’s family meant a lot to him! So we left Oklahoma and made the trek to Arkansas! It was about 300 miles, our one day drive maximum!! Decorating for the
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The Hashbrown Casserole Situation Somewhere along our travels, we stopped at a Cracker Barrel. For breakfast. And all Zach could talk about was getting the Hashbrown casserole. Didn’t care what else was on there, that is what he wanted! Ultimately creating the Hashbrown Casserole Situation 😁 The restaurant wasn’t overly busy, about normal for
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An Oil Industry Icon Standing 75 feet tall, the World’s Largest Driller is one of the most recognizable roadside giants in the U.S. His massive frame, resting confidently against an oil derrick, is a nod to Tulsa’s rich petroleum history. Originally designed as a temporary display, he became a permanent landmark, now welcoming visitors with
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The Mad Max Catio So while we were in Arkansas, we had a good amount of down time! And access to a truck 🙂 The Mad Max Catio Build needed to continue, full speed! We needed a cabinet for the back deck to act as a storage space for my gardening stuff, and a litter
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Happy Birthday! Zach and I both celebrate our Happy Birthday in August! Yep, we’re both Virgos! If you are celebrating a Birthday this month, we wish you the happiest of days! 🎉🎈🎂 We love the month of August! We get lots and lots of free stuff that month! From free food to great discounts, we
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Heading Back East?! After deciding that heading west wasn’t going to work this winter, we were heading back east. Sort of… we just really didn’t know! We knew we needed to take a minute and just pause. By the end of phase 1 of the catio project, we had decided we would just head east
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The Mad Max Catio ~ Part 1 We knew we needed to change the back of the bus dramatically to make it not only escape proof but also accessible from the inside! So the Mad Max Catio was born 🙂 We had two obstacles that prevented it from being escape proof! Since we knew we
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