Ohio Adventures

Well, it's been a week since I've been home, so I figured I should probably get this post out in the open.

On Memorial Day, my mom and I set out out on an adventure.
To where?
To Ohio!
Banana mobile & all.
(For those who don't know, I drive an adorable yellow PT Cruiser. Hence, The Banana Mobile. It's like the Bat Mobile. Bana na na na na na na.)

We spent about 10 days with my Uncle Vern, who lives in Cleveland.
We did all sorts of fun things- Art Museum, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, vintage shops, animal shelter, Amish country, the zoo, and Relay For Life.
Yep.
While I was out there I performed at the Stow-Monroe Falls Relay For Life.

It was such a great experience and I am so thankful I had the opportunity to do it.

Here's a little snippet of one of the songs I did.
I would show more, but all of the other ones were really terrible quality.  This is the best we got.

We got home a week ago, today!

It was wonderful to be away for a while, but let me tell ya somethin'- I sure am glad to be home. 

I really, really missed my kitties, my bed, my brother, and my boyfriend.

The saying, 'Home is where the heart is," sure took on a whole new meaning while I was gone. 

Here are a few more pictures from this year's Ohio adventure!

The art museum was beautiful. 

The Thinker.

One of my favorites.

Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame!

The Glove.

Anybody recognize this?

It's the drum set from Van Halen. :)

Zoo. These camels made my day.

Dem lips.

I couldn't get enough of them! Too funny.

This guy was pretty comical, too. I mean, look at that tongue!

Nom nom nom.

Loved her too.

My grandparents had luminaries at RFL. Note: Their names were murdered. *Van Hofwegen

My get up for that night.

Also while we were there, I sang at The Waterbury Coach House. It's a sweet supper-time place that always has live music. Pictured: Myself, Mom, & Uncle Vern.

I hope you enjoyed looking through my latest adventure!

Until next time~

xoxo,

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