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Mom’s Favorite Ride at Kings Island Amusement Park
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Mom answers “when I was your age”
In a video posted earlier this week, Mom answered Zailyn Prada’s question “Is this what you expected in your Golden Years?” Mom went on to say “when I… Read More »
Val Grubb’s father was a pilot, so she was practically born in the air and started traveling at the early age of four. Val and her mom took their first vacation together when her mom was 65, and in the 20+ years since then they’ve logged over 300,000 miles (and counting!). Covering trips to Thailand, France, Australia, China, and beyond, Travel with Aging Parents chronicles the triumphs (and challenges) of intergenerational travel with Grubb’s “you can do this” signature flair.