Radvent: The adventures
06 Dec 2010 Leave a Comment
in radvent, travel Tags: road trip
Abandon your to-do list and go somewhere else. Somewhere new. Somewhere you have wanted to explore. Bring a camera and take a picture to celebrate the moment when you abandoned anxiety and insecurity, embraced imagination and opportunity, and let life unfold.
Abandon your to-do list and go somewhere else. Somewhere new. Somewhere you have wanted to explore. Bring a camera and take a picture to celebrate the moment when you abandoned anxiety and insecurity, embraced imagination and opportunity, and let life unfold.
Ooh, I’m saving this for when Aaron and I go on our annual roadtrip to Texas. We usually decide to get off the map and explore something new whenever we’re road tripping. That way we’ve seen…
- the painted desert of Arizona
- shared a kiss at midnight under the St. Louis arch
- took a tour of “Fantastic Caverns” of Springfield, Missouri with a couple who had just lost their home in Louisiana to hurricane Katrina
- climbed the sandstone bluffs of the “El Morro National Monument” in Grants, New Mexico
- checked out the Mesalands Dinosaur Museum somewhere in Tucumcari.
- fulfilled my childhood dream of seeing the Winchester Mystery House.
- saw a real-life asteroid in a cheesy asteroid museum and walked in the crater it made.
So many inside jokes and wonderfully silly memories come from unexpected stops and detours. So often though, it’s been Aaron who has had to force me to go along with his detour ideas. I often get uncomfortable having new experiences and much prefer the safety of the familiar. But this year I’ll make it a point to go on an unplanned adventure with Aaron. We’re taking the long way again and there are tons of stuff we haven’t stopped to see. I promise to be much more open minded and agree to whatever crazy stuff Aaron asks us to do this year.
So, since I can’t partake in my adventure today, here are some of my favorite adventures from this past year…

Impromptu trip to Seattle for Ariel's book reading.

Taking the Charles Phoenix tour of Downtown LA with my gal Debbie. (Click on the photo for more fun pics)

Starting my own photography business.






Aloha there, I'm Megan Finley. I'm a 30-something girl, living in Los Angeles with that guy I married and our rescued pets. I work online (a LOT) for the 

