February 2018 Month In Pictures

ByEdward Pizzarello
a crowd watching fireworks in front of a castle

Pictures tell such an interesting story.  Travel can go by so quickly that we forgot to absorb where we are.  I know I do.  Heck, sometimes even taking the perfect picture takes me away from enjoying the moment.  That’s why I like to look back on the pictures I take and remember the journey.  My hope is that my kids will look back on the posts and pictures of our family vacations and be able to stitch together good memories.

I tried doing a “month in pictures” series for a while, but it didn’t get that many people clicking on it.  Ultimately, I’m bringing it back because I enjoy it.  Here’s a dozen pictures from February that I really enjoyed looking back on.  And, since I’m donut-centric, it’s really a baker’s dozen.

a person holding up a piece of meat
Peek a Boo! Bacon On A Clothesline
a bar with many bottles of alcohol
Edison at Disney Springs In B&W
a group of people standing in front of a check-in counter
Waiting For Boarding at Maria & Enzo’s
fireworks in the sky above a castle
Perched On Dad’s Shoulders Watching Fireworks At Disney
a group of people posing for a photo with a mickey mouse statue
See Ya Next Time, Mickey!
a plate of donuts with white frosting and sprinkles
My Daughter Made Me Donuts!
an airplane on the ground
Plane Spotting At Museum of Flight
an aerial view of an airport
See You Soon, Dulles!
a large hallway with columns and a stained glass light fixture
The Driskill, One Of My Favorite Hotels
a black and white photo of a large indoor courtyard
Bellagio In Black & White

a fountain in front of a city at night

a sand with a fence and a boat in the background
The Kids Making Mickey In The Sand
The Final Two Pennies

Michelle and I don’t get too many pictures of just the two of us.  A quick, happy moment at Disney.

a man and woman standing in front of a blue sphere

 

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My goal in life is to fill my family’s passports with stamps, creating buckets of memories along the way. You’ll find me writing about realistic ways for normal people to travel the world, whether you’re on a budget or enjoy luxury. I also enjoy taking us on the occasional detour to explore the inner workings of the travel industry.

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  1. I’m 100% with you on photos being a window into triggering our memories. On our upcoming trip to GCM we hired a photographer for a short session so we can all be in the shot. Actually considering hiring one for an excursion we are doing, too. I know how much they mean to me so am going to tinker with investing more in them away from home.

    PS love the B&W shots – always so timeless!

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  2. screw the clicks, the photos are great and I enjoyed them 🙂 I don’t get photos with my husband that much either, I’m usually the one taking the photos. But they are all precious, you have a beautiful family!

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