WELLNESS ON THE ROAD How to Move Your Military Family to South Korea During Covid-19 Posted on February 14, 2021November 15, 2025 By Stacey A. Peters First of all– hello. It’s been a minute. How and where are you these days? I’ve meant to write to you guys, and it’s been on my list for three weeks. I want to hear about what’s going on with you and your beautiful families. I also want you to come… Read more
WELLNESS ON THE ROAD How I Discovered the Best Workout Spots in Manhattan Kansas Posted on August 31, 2020November 15, 2025 By Stacey A. Peters After two years in Manhattan, Kansas, I’ve discovered five places that make staying active both fun and fulfilling. From scenic walking trails and local parks to family-owned gyms, cozy wellness spas, and the vibrant streets of Aggieville, these spots have helped me build routine, wellness, and connection in everyday life. Read more
WELLNESS ON THE ROAD The Truth About Traveling With Your Soldier (and Still Liking Him) Posted on August 13, 2020November 16, 2025 By Stacey A. Peters I recently read an article about the benefits of couples traveling together. It listed 18 ways that travel could enhance your relationship. And I thought, what a load of BS. It was so sweet and sappily romantic, but when is traveling with the person, you love really like that? Let’s… Read more
CULTURE, EVENTS & EXPERIENCES The Best Practical Travel Tips When Things Go Wrong Posted on August 11, 2020July 24, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters This post is how to handle the mishaps, mistakes, and missed connections that inevitably happen when you travel. Read all about how to Turn Travel Problems Into Travel Opportunities for a more personalized travel experience. Here are 5 Practical travel tips that help frequent travelers take advantage of the times when travel goes wrong. Read more
WELLNESS ON THE ROAD How to be a Military Dependent in Name Only Posted on August 9, 2020July 23, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters How to be a Military Dependent in Name Only I love my life, my family, and my husband. But it occurred to me that I had lost something significant to me. I lost myself– I abandoned my independence when I married into the military. I want– no, I need to… Read more
WELLNESS ON THE ROAD How to Make Travel Fun for Military Kids Posted on August 1, 2020July 23, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters How to Make Travel Fun for Military Kids Whether it’s a day trip, a PCS abroad, or somewhere in between, the military creates opportunities to travel. And if you have kids, that means you’ll be able to create long-lasting memories together in a way few others get. But can you… Read more
WELLNESS ON THE ROAD Wanderful Membership Connects Female Travel Bloggers Posted on July 20, 2020May 19, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters Two years ago, I saw one of my favorite bloggers would be speaking at a conference for female travel enthusiasts. So before I could think about it, I registered to attend and booked a flight to the Wanderful Women in Travel Summit. I am thrilled to say I met her and so many other creators during that conference. But I got so much more I than I ever imagined. Even though I can’t go anywhere right now, I’ve got a Wanderful Membership– a passport to the world. Read more
WELLNESS ON THE ROAD What Happened When This Military Spouse Traveled Solo to Pamplona Posted on July 18, 2020August 7, 2026 By Stacey A. Peters Travel has always been one of the best military spouse benefits. Fortunately, the military creates opportunities for Military Spouses to Travel for Solo Fun. It’s the week of San Fermin in Pamplona, a.k .a . the Running of the Bulls, and it’s one of my fondest travel memories. Read more
WELLNESS ON THE ROAD How to Create a Personalized Travel Itinerary in 6 Simple Steps Posted on June 25, 2020November 16, 2025 By Stacey A. Peters Ever notice how some people seem to make traveling look easy? It’s usually because they created a great itinerary. However, creating the perfect plan starts way before you start packing your duffel bag. Phone apps and easy access to travel information make trip-planning more user-friendly. However, creating a well-planned itinerary requires more than a desire to travel. It takes a strategy that funnels all that raw data into an actionable plan. Read more