Way : a road, track, path, or street for traveling along

We recently attended my husband’s 10 year high school reunion in Austin, Texas. Thanks to all the social networking sites, some initial interactions were awkward, because when asking the usual, “how have you been, and what have you been up to?” …In reality, you already know! There was no surprise of who married who, which couples had kids, or what they did for a living. We’ve already seen their posts, tweets, LinkedIn profiles, and blogs all about it!

As expected, the conversations throughout the night revolved around our travel, as they do on a regular basis with our friends and family… “You two are always traveling! Are you ever home?!” 

It’s true, we absolutely love to travel. We caught this bug after college when we moved to Dallas to start our careers and finally began to make some money to get us from point A to point B.

After spending this past Labor Day Weekend celebrating a friend’s 30^th birthday in Charleston, South Carolina, I was inspired by Kerri Welsh to start my own travel blog! (Make sure to visit her blog at  Kurious Kerri!)

          
When we travel, we are looking for an experience. We want to immerse ourselves in the culture by trying new foods, drinks (especially wine), activities, meet new people, learn about the history behind the town, and explore the unknown. I want this blog to share these different experiences with you and give you ideas on which mountains you want to ski, the waters you want to jump in feet first (or dive), the valleys you want to bike through, and suggestions on the local cuisine you must try, or maybe even skip. This blog will show you the Meg Williams’ Way to travel.