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RJ Robinson

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Think back to my most memorable road trip!

The most memorable road trip was the one I took with my family to North Carolina! My wife’s friend was getting married and we wanted to go celebrate with them!

We were excited because it was the Robinson’s first road as a family of 4. The boys were 2 and 5 mos. They handled the road pretty well. However, there was a period when the youngest cried for an hour straight. He was just tired after the long road trip!

Close-up of a worried baby in a car seat, showing a distressed facial expression.

We started from Pensacola, Florida and drove through Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee and finished off in North Carolina!

A smiling family of four taking a selfie in a car, with two adults and two children. The adults are wearing casual clothing and sunglasses, and everyone looks happy and relaxed.

OVERALL, we had an amazing time and it was also a great memory we will never forget!

4 responses

  1. Old Fart 15 yr. RN CCU/ 20 yr. Outdoors Trainer Avatar
    Old Fart 15 yr. RN CCU/ 20 yr. Outdoors Trainer

    Nice! Hit a lot of states that I used to live by! I’m originally from Kentucky!

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    1. RJ Robinson Avatar
      RJ Robinson

      It was a nice drive! Very peaceful area to drive through!

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  2. Livora Gracely Avatar
    Livora Gracely

    This is such a tender and relatable memory.

    I love how you captured both the joy and the reality of that first long road trip as a family — the excitement, the exhaustion, and even the tears that come with it. Those moments, especially with little ones, really do become part of what makes the trip unforgettable.

    Thank you for sharing this honest slice of family life. It feels warm, real, and quietly beautiful.

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    1. RJ Robinson Avatar
      RJ Robinson

      Thank you for reading and providing me with a positive feedback!

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