by Samantha Davis-Friedman | Feb 8, 2019 | Family Adventures, Traveling with Teens |
Whenever my sons and I travel to a new city, we always take a food tour (at this point, we’ve taken at least ten). It initially started because we wanted to try a famous food from a specific area, like beignets in New Orleans, BBQ in Austin, or a cheesesteak in...
by Samantha Davis-Friedman | Dec 7, 2018 | Family Adventures, Traveling with Teens |
Two Great Walking Tours in NYC New York City is a walking city. Now, the idea of a “walking city” may seem strange to anyone from L.A. because we have a reputation of never walking anywhere. Ever. But one of the coolest things about New York is that there are so many...
by Samantha Davis-Friedman | Oct 29, 2018 | Family Adventures, Traveling with Teens, Weekend Trips |
a kayaking adventure San Francisco’s nickname is The City by the Bay, so when I traveled to San Francisco last December with my two teenaged sons, we decided it would be fun to see the city from the bay. A Different View – Photo by Samantha Davis-Friedman “San...
by Samantha Davis-Friedman | Oct 16, 2018 | Family Adventures, Traveling with Teens |
Traveling To History with Teenagers Visiting the home of our current president in Washington, D.C. is not as simple as showing up and knocking on the door. The advanced planning necessary (which includes contacting a member of Congress in advance and passing a...
by Samantha Davis-Friedman | Sep 27, 2018 | Family Adventures, Traveling with Teens |
Many people consider Edgar Allan Poe to be the creator of the modern horror, mystery, and science fiction short story. Because of that, most students read at least one Poe story in middle or high school, and even reluctant readers admit he’s pretty cool. What’s not...
by Samantha Davis-Friedman | Sep 6, 2018 | Family Adventures, Traveling with Teens |
Thanks to Lin Manuel Miranda and his Broadway smash hit “Hamilton,” U.S. History has never been cooler, so now is the perfect time to hip-hop on the bandwagon and take teens (and pre-teens) to Philadelphia to see “the room[s] where it happened.” Historic Independence...
