Inspiring Travelers from our Real Adventures
Chism Culture Heritage is important. Whether it is genealogy and family ties or the country we live in today, there are common threads which bind us together. Almost 15 years ago at a meeting of the James Chism Family Association where my family … [Continue reading]
There are things we never did as kids and we owe it to ourselves to experience. The Lost Sea brought back childhood memories for my wife, but Mammoth Cave was a new adventure for all of us. This trip brought us two hours from home in Central … [Continue reading]
My wife and I celebrated an anniversary half that of her parents. Another chance for a trip with the in-laws. My father-in law never thought he would be able to see Hoover Dam. The in-laws also wanted to see Grand Canyon National Park. A year in the … [Continue reading]
As a planned extension to a PM training at a University in Houston, my family drove down to meet me in Texas. It was an opportunity to explore the attractions there locally. With some time and an abundance of opportunities to explore, we planned to … [Continue reading]
With each passing year, our anniversary becomes more dear. As an important one approached an opportunity arose to go West. I exchanged our timeshare, made plane reservations and reserved a convertible for the excursion. We would use a resort in … [Continue reading]
In a recent visit with a sister, she asked my wife whether I inherited the Chism travel gene. The question came from a woman more than twenty years my senior who recently visited a cattle drive in Wyoming. My wife just smiled and talked about the … [Continue reading]