A new Utah
When I was single a lot of my vacation time was spent in Utah, visiting family. It seemed like there was always a reason to go, weddings, babies, holidays….so many reasons. I love Utah and I loved going there. The mountains are beautiful and easy to get to, the air is dry, the 4th of July celebration is amazing and there are some really great places to eat.
I haven’t been to Utah in almost 3 years.
Its not that I love Utah any less, its just that I got married and now there is even more family to go visit. Dustin and I are busy with school and work and don’t take a lot of time for vacation. When we do go somewhere it tends to be to visit (whom we don’t see very often) in northern California.
Before meeting Dustin the furthest north I had been in California was to San Fransisco. He quickly changed that by taking me to Redding, Red Bluff and Sacramento, on what was our first road trip together. Then the second half of our honeymoon was spent driving up the California Coast to Monterrey, Big Sur, San Francisco and Sacramento to celebrate with his family. Then there was the time we went back to Red Bluff and then again to San Francisco to a Web 2.0 conference. See… we cant just go one place, we always end up all over.
On Sunday we leave for another trip to the northern part of the state. This time we’ll see Fallon (NV), Burney Falls in Burney, Red Bluff, Davis, Auburn, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz.
We have 7 days. The longest time we are spending in any one place is 2 nights.
I can’t wait.
Jess says:
We hope you and Dustin had a great trip! We miss you in Utah but are so happy that we get to come and see you all in sunny california at least once a year!
Anabell says:
Jules, I miss talking to you. I need your phone number. Sorry, I’m never online