• Isla Holbox pier
    Mexico

    Isla Holbox – The Yucatan’s Best Worst-kept Secret

    Beach Bars, Golf Carts, and Flamingos. Isla Holbox is the perfect place for chill. I don’t want to write this blog post.  We don’t want to tell you how amazing Isla Holbox is. We want to keep this place a hidden little secret tucked away just for us.  But you need to know.  Isla Holbox was amazing.  Where we left…

  • Just for fun

    Our 2020 Best of Travel Awards

    Moments Most “Sisbehaving” Moment Little Sister – Skinny dipping in a roof top infinity pool during an impending hurricaine.  It’s the funniest, not brightest, but it was damn fun. Read about our trip to Playa del Carmen Big Sister – This was during the first lockdown. Patti had recovered from COVID and was at my house with her husband, as…

  • Playa del Carmen beach sunrise
    Mexico

    Playa del Carmen, a Hurricane, and a Justification to Return

    Hopefully, you read our mini-blog on tips to survive a Hurricane. If so, you are well aware of the fact that this was not the highlight of our trip. Although, with a little humor and a lot of tequila, we look back on Playa del Carmen with a little affection. And a whole lot of complete head shaking. To pick-up…

  • Mexico

    Adventure and Misadventure in the Yucatan Peninsula

    Alternately titled: Beware washed out roads and the dreaded shakedown Goodbye to our Tulum Note: This trip occurred during the pandemic so many references were specific to the rules during that time. If you read our previous post, you would know that we would hate leaving Tulum.  We fell in love.  We discovered peace and calm and just fell in…

  • Mexico

    Tulum – So Much More than a Pretty Instagram Picture

    How Tulum went from being “Meh” to “Never Leaving” Tulum, the impossibly dreamy subject of all the coolest social media accounts, was the first of four places we planned to stay on our 10-day trip to Mexico.  We were dying to see these views and experience this idyllic beach town, but would we be disappointed? We had just a few…

  • Hurricane Zeta pool view
    Mexico

    5 Things You Need to Know to Endure a Category 1 Hurricane

    So you booked a trip during Caribbean Hurricane Season? We thought we were in the clear, but in late October, you can’t be too sure. Follow these tips and you can “comfortably” get through a Category 1! Sister side note (ssn) – this is known as pre-hurricane ley seca (dry law) and it sucks! Ley Seca is also in effect…

  • Minnesota & Wisconsin

    Exploring Along the Way from St. Paul to Duluth

    St. Paul, Duluth, and some Minnesota countryside I love wake-ups in hotel rooms, soft beds, downy pillows, and hopefully a big fluffy comforter.  All that combined with knowing I don’t have to make that bed always makes for a great day.  Then just throw in getting up for a little early sisbehaving and you have for a recipe for a…

  • Stone Arch Bridge
    Minnesota & Wisconsin

    Minneapolis – Highlights, Fun and Signs of Hope

    Time to Explore Minneapolis After a successful Day 1 in Minneapolis, this is the part where the realization of traveling during a pandemic fully hits us, the search for an open coffee shop. We went on a bit of a quest, unsuccessfully walking to three spots listed as open. At a corner, we were fortunate enough to be stopped by…