St. Louis 2021: Gateway Arch National Park

There are 63 national parks. If you asked any NPS enthusiast who has been to all 63 to rank them, the Gateway Arch would probably rank 63rd on most people’s list. That isn’t necessarily the fault of the Arch, either. It’s a beautiful piece of architecture in downtown St. Louis with historical significance, and a …

Rehoboth Beach 2021: Opening Weekend

Beach week! For some of us (Elizabeth), that means a full week off to eat crepes and lay on the sand. For some of us (me), that means a week of working remotely from a different state. I’m not complaining… too much. It was a busy week, an eventful week, and most of all, a …

St. Louis 2021 – Meramec Caverns

Sometimes a Meister vacation is so full of stuff that you wake up on Saturday and go “wow, it’s only Saturday”. I staggered out of bed a little after 8:00 feeling exactly that after a day full of Six Flags fun. The sun was shining through the crack in the curtains in our hotel room, …

Summer 2021: Six Flags St. Louis

Sometimes these blog posts about multi-day trips can be intimidating to write. Either I have to break it up into a multiple-part blog post to cover each day in detail, or I feel like I stiff the reader on details. I’ve found that indecision leads me to write absolutely nothing about the event, and something …

San Diego Diary: July 12

Happy Monday! Chris and Chanelle are now happily married, and notwithstanding one snafu with their travel plans will be honeymooning all week. It was a wonderful weekend for everyone. I’m glad I got to be part of it, and I’ll try to summarize it pretty briefly. I finished my work shift at the pool Friday …

San Diego Diary: July 8

I have the unique opportunity to write a blog of a longer vacation as it happens! Elizabeth’s cousin Chris is getting married to his longtime fiancee Chanelle in San Diego this weekend. Elizabeth booked us flights to get out here today and stay all the way through Thursday the 15th. With my Pathways internship at …

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