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  • Foxfire & Freeways: Sunrises & Dirty Truck Windows

    April 6, 2026
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    Foxfire & Freeways: Sunrises & Dirty Truck Windows

    Day three.

    Somewhere between early morning light and miles of road ahead, we caught the sunrise through a very dirty truck window.

    Not exactly a picture-perfect view… but honestly, it didn’t matter.

    There’s something about being on the road this early—when everything feels quiet, a little slower, like the day hasn’t fully started yet.

    Just the sound of the road, the sky starting to change, and that feeling of moving forward.

    It’s not glamorous.

    It’s not polished.

    It’s dirty windows, tired eyes, and a truck full of everything we own.

    But it’s also kind of peaceful.

    We’re getting closer to Ohio.

    Closer to whatever comes next.

    And somewhere between the chaos of the first day and the calm of today, it’s starting to feel real in a different way.

    Not overwhelming.

    Just… happening.

    Sunrises and dirty windows.

    I think I’ll remember this part.

    🖤

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  • Foxfire & Freeways: Day Two

    April 5, 2026
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    Foxfire & Freeways: Day Two

    Day two of traveling… done.

    And for once—no chaos, no mishaps, no accidental key situations 😅

    Today was a good day.

    The drive went smoothly, everything stayed where it was supposed to, and we made it to Iowa to stop at his cousin’s place for the night before heading out again in the morning.

    It feels a little different today.

    Less “what are we doing?” and more just… doing it.

    Settling into the rhythm of being on the road, one stop at a time.

    Little man is still doing amazing through all of this—handling it better than I probably am half the time.

    Tomorrow we keep going.

    Next stop: Ohio.

    But for now, we’re resting, catching our breath, and appreciating a day that didn’t come with any surprises.

    Honestly… I’ll take it.

    🖤

    Mellow Yellow….my energy drink for the road

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  • Foxfire & Freeways: End of Day One

    April 4, 2026
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    Foxfire & Freeways: End of Day One

    We made it.

    No more mishaps (thankfully), no more unexpected surprises… just finally pulling into the hotel after a long day.

    It’s funny how something as simple as getting to a room feels like such a win after everything today.

    Between the drive, the chaos, and yes… accidentally flushing the truck keys 😅

    I think we’ve officially earned this stop.

    Everyone’s tired.

    Little man did amazing—slept through most of it like a pro.

    And now that we’re finally still for a minute, it’s starting to sink in a little more…

    We’re really doing this.

    Day one down.

    🖤

    Tired lil wolf pup
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  • Foxfire & Freeways: First Mishap

    April 4, 2026
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    Foxfire & Freeways: First Mishap

    What is an adventure without any mishaps?

    Apparently… not ours 😅

    Somewhere between stops, snacks, and trying to keep everything moving smoothly, I managed to accidentally flush the truck keys at a gas station.

    Yeah. That actually happened.

    There was a solid moment of just standing there like…
    “did that really just happen?”

    Because of course it did.

    Luckily, I knew we had a spare.

    Unluckily… it was packed.

    So that turned into unloading part of the rental, digging through boxes, and trying to remember where exactly we put them while standing in a gas station parking lot.

    Not exactly how I pictured things going.

    But we found them.

    A little delay, a little chaos, a few “you’ve got to be kidding me” moments… but in the end, it was fine.

    And honestly, I feel like this is just the beginning of the kind of stories we’re going to collect along the way.

    Meanwhile, little man has been an absolute champ through all of it.

    He slept pretty much the whole time like none of this was even happening.

    Meanwhile I’m over here accidentally flushing keys and unpacking a truck in public 😅

    So yeah… first mishap officially checked off the list.

    We’re off to a strong start.

    Let’s see what else this adventure has in store.

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  • Foxfire and Freeways: Leaving Colorado

    April 4, 2026
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    Foxfire and Freeways: Leaving Colorado

    Foxfire & Freeways: Leaving Colorado

    After 9 years… we’re leaving Colorado.

    And I don’t even know how to sum that up in a way that makes sense.

    Because it wasn’t just one kind of experience.

    There were really good moments—ones I’ll carry with me no matter where we go.

    But there was also a lot of chaos.

    There were times I trusted the wrong people.
    Times I was lied to, used, and left trying to pick up the pieces.
    Relationships that didn’t just end—they broke parts of me I had to figure out how to rebuild.

    There were points where I didn’t even have a place to live.
    Trying to survive in a place that’s beautiful… but not always easy to exist in if you’re struggling.

    Colorado gave me some of the highest highs… and some of the lowest lows.

    There were years where I kept to myself.
    Stayed quiet.
    Just trying to get through things without falling apart.

    But even in the middle of all that, there were places that felt steady.

    For me, that was Main Street Restaurant in Idaho Springs.

    I’ve been going there for 9 years.
    Long enough that it stopped being “just a place to eat” and started feeling familiar in a way everything else didn’t.

    Through all the ups and downs, that place stayed the same.

    And now, knowing I won’t just be able to stop in like I always have…
    that part feels a little heavier than I expected.

    And then somehow, over time, things started to shift.

    I found people who actually felt like home.
    Built a community.
    Got married.
    Had a baby.

    Created a life that feels completely different from where I started.

    So leaving doesn’t feel simple.

    It’s not just “we’re moving.”

    It’s closing a chapter that held a lot of growth, a lot of pain, and a lot of becoming.

    Colorado didn’t always treat me gently…
    but it changed me.

    And I’m not the same person who showed up here 9 years ago.

    Now we’re packing it all up and moving forward.

    Not starting over—

    just continuing from a much stronger place.

    🖤

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  • Foxfire and Freeways: Almost there!

    April 2, 2026
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    Foxfire and Freeways: Almost there!

    We’re about 75–80% packed and I’m convinced the last 20% is just pure chaos in disguise 😭📦

    Like where did all these random cords come from??

    Why do I keep finding things I swear I already packed??

    And why does packing with a baby feel like a full-time boss battle? 😅

    But in between the mess, the boxes, and the “what even is this?” moments… it’s starting to hit me.

    This isn’t just packing.

    It’s us getting ready to leave one chapter behind and step into something completely new — new places, new memories, and a life we’ve been dreaming about for a while now 🧡

    Chaos and all… we’re almost there.

    #MovingLife #MomLife #PackingChaos #NewBeginnings #RoadToAdventure

    Last breakfast at our favorite place Main Street Restaurant in Idaho Springs, Co

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  • Foxfire and Freeways: Somewhere between Packed and Not-even-close!

    March 31, 2026
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    Foxfire and Freeways: Somewhere between Packed and Not-even-close!

    So we’re at that stage now.

    Where some things are packed…

    some things are definitely not…

    and somehow the list of things to do is not getting any shorter.

    There are boxes everywhere, but also things just sitting out like, “don’t forget me,” which I absolutely will if it’s not in a box by tomorrow.

    I keep thinking we’re almost there, and then I open a drawer or a closet and immediately realize… we are not.

    Not even a little.

    It’s that weird in-between where nothing feels settled anymore, but we’re not fully out either.

    Just kind of existing in the middle of it all.

    There’s a mix of excitement and exhaustion, a little bit of stress, and a lot of “we’ll figure it out.”

    And somehow, even with everything half-packed and slightly chaotic, it still feels like we’re moving forward.

    Even if it currently looks like a mess.

    Especially if it looks like a mess.

    At this point, I’m just hoping everything makes it into the truck… and that we don’t forget anything important.

    (We probably will.)

    But we’ll deal with that when we get there.

    For now, it’s just one box at a time. Is it just me

    Or is the Amazon box smirking at me?! Haha

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  • Foxfire and Freeways: It’s Getting Real

    March 31, 2026
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    Foxfire and Freeways: It’s Getting Real

    We picked up the moving truck yesterday.

    And I don’t know what it is about that specifically, but that’s when it really hit.

    Like… oh. This isn’t just planning anymore.
    This isn’t just talking about it.

    We’re actually doing this.

    There’s something about seeing all that empty space in the back of a truck that makes you realize how much of your life you’re about to pack up—and how much you’re about to leave behind.

    Also… mildly terrifying.

    We’re somewhere between excitement and “are we sure this is a good idea?”
    Which I’m pretty sure is exactly where you’re supposed to be when you’re about to do something big.

    There are boxes everywhere, things still not packed (of course), and a running list in my head of stuff I’m probably forgetting.

    And somehow, in the middle of all that chaos, there’s also this weird sense of… rightness.

    Like even though it’s messy and stressful and a little overwhelming, it still feels like we’re moving in the direction we’re supposed to go.

    We’ll see how I feel after loading everything in 😅

    But for now—
    the truck is here,
    the countdown is real,
    and there’s no backing out now.

    Let’s go.

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  • Foxfire and Freeways

    March 31, 2026
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    Welcome to the part of life where we said, “yeah, let’s just go for it” and then actually did.

    We’ve got a kid, a whole lot of miles ahead of us, music to chase, festivals to hit, and just enough planning to keep things from completely falling apart (hopefully).

    This is going to be part travel, part mom-life, part “where are we even at right now,” and part making memories in the middle of all the chaos.

    We’re not doing perfect over here—we’re doing real, a little wild, and figuring it out as we go, and not the picture-perfect version either.

    I’m talking snacks in random places, double-checking if we forgot something (we probably did), figuring things out in real time, and learning how to balance family life with miles, music, and whatever comes next.

    Did I mention that there’s a kid in the mix? which means this whole thing comes with extra chaos, extra laughs, and a lot of “well… this should be interesting.”

    We’ll be hitting different states, festivals, chasing opportunities, and maybe even going out of the country at some point—which still feels a little unreal to say out loud.

    But this isn’t just about the big moments.

    It’s about the in-between stuff:

    The long drives.

    The tired mornings.

    The random stops that turn into good memories.

    The “are we really doing this?” moments that somehow turn into “I’m really glad we did.”

    This blog (and the page) is where all of that’s going to live.

    Not just the highlight reel—but the real version. The messy, funny, sometimes stressful, sometimes magical version.

    We don’t have everything figured out.

    But we’re going anyway.

    So yeah… this is Foxfire & Freeways.

    So if you’re into messy, meaningful, slightly unhinged adventures…you’ll probably fit right in.

    Buckle up, sit back and enjoy the scenery

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