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Tired of sitting at home while also feeling like you’re wasting your holiday season? 
Try these ideas to kickstart your Texan holiday adventures and memories.

Whether you have a full weekend or just a Saturday afternoon, we’ve rounded up three ways to kickstart your Texas holiday memories—from budget-friendly road trips to the "big splurge" events.  

1. The Classic Holiday Road Trip (Piney Woods Edition)
If you want that Hallmark-movie feeling, you need to head East. The towns of Marshall, Jefferson, and Grapevine aren't just decorating; they are transforming.  Marshall: The "Wonderland of Lights" opens Nov 26, 2025, with outdoor ice skating and the famous courthouse lights.




Jefferson: Don't miss the "Holiday Trail of Lights" or the Wassail Walk (late Nov/early Dec).  Grapevine: Known as the Christmas Capital of Texas, their "Carol of Lights" kicks off Nov 24, 2025.  Plan Your Route: If you've never explored these historic towns, check out our guide on the best stops along the way: Why You Should Visit These 10 Texas Towns  

2. The "Splurge vs. Save" Debate: Gaylord Texan ICE! 

Every year, families ask: "Is the Gaylord Texan ICE! exhibit actually worth the money?" It is a remarkable memory, featuring 2 million pounds of hand-carved ice (this year featuring Elf), but it comes with a price tag (tickets start around $33 for adults and $23 for kids, plus parking).  


If you need a lower-budget alternative, you might want to enjoy the free decorations in the Gaylord lobby or the Main Street lights in Grapevine instead. But if you want a full day of indoor fun, you can combine it with other attractions.  Make it a Full Weekend: If you're in the area, check out our review of another great Grapevine indoor attraction: Staycation at Legoland Discovery Center in Grapevine 

 3. The "Warm" Winter Escape (Carthage, Texas)

Let’s be honest—sometimes you just want to escape the biting cold wind without flying to a beach. East Texas towns like Carthage offer at the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame and Footprints in the Sand monument that let people burn energy while staying warm. 

Here are some healthy dining options in Carthage.


If you are heading East to escape the chill, you’ll need good food. Here is our itinerary for the best pit stops: Headed to Houston or Chicago? Plan Your Perfect Rest Stop in Carthage, Texas

I hope these ideas will help you take full advantage of these opportunities for maximize every possible benefit of the holiday season.

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Headed to Houston or Chicago? Plan Your Perfect Rest Stop in Carthage, Texas


Don't just stop at boring chain restaurants on your road trip through East Texas; you can take a quick, fun detour to the town of Carthage, Texas, right off I-20 or US-59. This guide helps you build your own perfect rest stop day, showing you all the best local spots for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You will find everything you need to fuel up and relax—from great omelets and tasty Tex-Mex to cool places to explore before you get back on the highway.

Here’s a “select your own itinerary” for your visit to Carthage, Texas. Save this post to your bookmarks or take a screen shot of it!

If you are traveling along West Panola Street in Carthage, you will have access to all of the main breakfast spots in Carthage. First, let’s have breakfast! Choose one of the following restaurants for your breakfast!


Breakfast in Carthage

Option 1 - Main Street Cafe - Here’s their menu. Remember to choose an omelet. They are HUGE!




Option 2 - Jucy’s Hamburgers - The name can be deceiving, but they have an amazing breakfast!
 

Option 3 - Panola College - If you are visiting between August and May, check out their breakfast. It is affordable and delicious! College students are so lucky!

After breakfast, select two of the “Free Things to Do in Carthage, Texas” list.

Now, let’s prepare for lunch! 

Lunch in Carthage

There are many lunch options in Carthage, Texas. These include:

Option 1 - The Master’s Blend - If you want a salad and a sandwich, this is your place! Check it out!


Option 2 - Texas Tea Room - Their sweet and unsweet tea selections are great pairing for their lunch specials!  is delicious!

Option 3 - Nene’s Mexican Food to Go - If you are looking for something unique and flavorful, check out Nene’s. Their plates, elote side dishes, and horchata drinks are amazing!




Let’s work off those calories by selecting one of the options of this list - 

Dinner in Carthage

Finally, let’s get ready for dinner. There are several dinner options in Carthage and here are a few options with a vibe!


Option 1 - Jalapeño Tree - This restaurant has been around the Carthage community since the 1990s. It was one of the first Jalapeño Tree restaurants. While the restaurant has a unique name, the dishes and ingredients will be recognizable for you - beef tacos, sautéed fish, and enchilada! Just look for the James Dean, Bo Diddley, and John Wayne star dinners on the menu.



Option 2 - Grind and Grain - This restaurant is one of the newest in the Carthage community. It is located right of the square and features amazing dishes for every appetite. 

Option 3 - Rancho Grande - If you are looking for the best margarita in town, you can check out Rancho Grande. Amazing food and refreshing drinks!

We hope you enjoy your visit to Carthage, Texas. It is a great town and it has amazing people!

To make sure that no one feels left out. Here’s the list of all of the restaurants in the Carthage area:

Quick Stops and Drive-Thrus!

Restaurant NameAddressPhone Number
Chicken Express1517 W. Panola St.(903) 693-7073
Church's Chicken1025 US Hwy 59 N(903) 693-9312
Denny's1086 US Hwy 59 S(903) 690-0330
Jucy's Hamburgers1511 W. Panola St.(903) 263-0911
McDonald's1415 W. Panola St.(903) 693-9531
Sonic Drive-In710 W. Panola St.(903) 693-5181
Whataburger819 W. Panola St.(903) 690-9600
Tex-Mex and Asian Favorites!

Restaurant NameAddressPhone Number
BRB Taco2360 US 59(903) 631-2075
Jalapeno Tree510 W. Panola St.(903) 694-2219
Nene's Mexican Food To Go427 Holly St.(903) 690-5588
Panda Express1531 W. Panola St.(903) 694-2966
Rancho Grande212 N. Adams St.(903) 693-3106
Super China Buffet611 W. Panola St.(903) 690-0888
Taco Bell1208 W. Panola St.(903) 693-4281
Pizza, Plates, and Sandwiches!

Restaurant NameAddressPhone Number
Chick O' Fish1020 W. Panola St.(903) 693-2111
Circle M Cafe1122 W. Panola St.(903) 631-2121
Kountry Fresh Pizza636 W. Panola St.(903) 631-0246
Little Caesars4399 NW Loop(903) 265-7318
Milano's Pizza467 W. Panola St.(903) 693-7747
Pizza Hut1208 W. Panola St.(903) 693-4331
Subway1018 W. Panola St. / 575 E. Sabine St. (Love's)(903) 693-8438 / (903) 690-8158
Slow-Cooking BBQ and Local Flavors!

Restaurant NameAddressPhone Number
Charlie's Bistro1109 W. Panola St. (Panola College)(903) 693-2068
Chuck's Country Smokehouse4934 FM 1970(903) 690-0105
Circle H BBQ308 Pecan St.(903) 690-5277
Gail's Place644 W. Panola St.(903) 806-5090
Main Street Cafe433 W. Panola St.(903) 694-9955
Stutes Cafe & Catering1934 US Hwy 79 N(903) 694-9773
Texas Tea Room100 E. Sabine St.(903) 693-8689
Twisted Hickory613 W. Sabine St.(903) 631-0260
Beverages and More!

EstablishmentAddressPhone Number
Grind & Grain Beverage Co/Pop's Kitchen108 W. Sabine St.(903) 263-0297
Master's Blend1128 W. Panola St.(903) 693-2244
Sunflower Mercantile107 E. Panola St.(903) 690-1484
Which one is your favorite? Here’s a map of all of the Carthage restaurants:



Each day, we see license plates from Illinois, Indiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Remember to stop in our small town - you will not be disappointed. So, when you are driving U.S. Highway 79 from Shreveport (or Jackson) to Central Texas or U.S Highway 59 from Houston to Chicago, make a peaceful stop in Carthage along the way!

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Big Techs Day in Longview, TX: Why STEM Career Exploration is Essential for East Texas Kids

If you’ve wondered why STEM education is so important for kids, especially kids from small towns, this is the post for you. This post highlights the top five ways, Big Techs, a city-wide STEM education event in Longview, Texas, provides kids and parents with an opportunity to explore  future careers in their community. 


If you've ever wondered about the importance of STEM education for small town kids, the annual Big Techs Day event in Longview, Texas is the perfect answer. This community-focused event is a vital opportunity for career exploration, particularly for families in East Texas and surrounding areas like Marshall, Texas and Gregg County. By allowing children to explore real-world applications of science and math, Big Techs Day provides a tangible connection between school lessons and rewarding job opportunities available right in their backyard. This initiative is key to encouraging local youth to pursue manufacturing careers without having to leave the region.  

My family has lived in the same place for the last five generations - on the same pile of dirt and rocks. This town is roughly 30 minutes from Longview and usually my family members do not usually work far away from our hometown. Some family members drive to Longview, Texas while others drive to Marshall, Texas for work. This event is important for our family because we are able to help our daughter explore different careers available in the community.

Each year, several businesses in the Gregg County community open the doors of their facilities to the public. These tours are important for the children in the community because they will remember their experience at the facility when they explore future careers and job opportunities. 

During Big Tech’s Day, members of the public experience the following: a) guided tours, b) question and answer sessions, c) information about careers in the field, d) giveaways, and e) job opportunities.

1) Guided Tours are the BEST - especially since they enable you to view a company from the perspective of an employee. Kids and parents enjoy this experience. Kids can see neat BIG machinery, vehicles, and tools. Parents can discover more about the facility they drive past every day. Events like Big Tech help us maintain a connection with the companies in our area - like Texas Eastman and Holt Cat Systems.

2) Questions and Answer Sessions -  During these sessions, kids have the ability to ask questions about the items they see and hear. The adult participants had a great time participating and answering questions as well. Holt Cat Systems rolled out the yellow carpet for the individuals who chose to view their facility. My daughter always remembers her visit when she sees a large Holt Cat machine.

3) Pathways to Future Careers - During our visit to Texas Eastman, my daughter had a great opportunity to learn about the different young people who travel from across the region to work at the company after college. She was able to see the connection from a college program (major) to an actual career. This is something that I have not been able to teach her. 

4) Giveaways - Participants also enjoyed the various giveaways and snacks provided by the Big Techs companies. I did not realize that the paper bags available at several large big box retailers were reinforced with material from Texas Eastman. This tour provided education for parents and their children. 

5) Realizing the Importance of Science and Math in School - After the event, we were able to have a great conversation on the way back home. We talked about how each of these companies were focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Also, I highlighted the importance of learning during her classes at school if she ever wants to work at these amazing manufacturing companies.

The Big Techs Day experience is very engaging, featuring popular activities like guided tours where kids can see real big machinery and vehicles up close. Companies like Texas Eastman and Holt Cat Systems open their doors, not just for a look, but for interactive sessions. The event also features important questions and answer sessions, allowing both children and parents to learn directly from industry professionals about pathways to future careers and the benefits of working locally. Attendees also enjoy various giveaways provided by the participating businesses. 

For many parents, Big Techs Day is a crucial part of their parenting tips for raising career-aware children. The event often serves as a natural springboard for discussions about college visits and regional educational opportunities. While in the area, your family can explore stellar local institutions like Letourneau University, Panola College, and Kilgore College, all of which offer excellent STEM programs. For our Weekends Count Family, we strives to introduce our child to educational experiences during the weekend to help them connect the skills they are learning in the classroom to their future careers.

Have you participated in Big Techs in Longview, Texas or a similar event in your community? Look for this event next year and plan a trip to Longview, Texas to experience Big Techs! 

During Big Tech’s Day, you can experience the following: a) guided tours, b) question and answer sessions, c) information about careers in the field, d) giveaways, and e) job opportunities. You can also explore local colleges who offer stellar STEM programs, Letourneau University, Panola College, or Kilgore College during your visit. Our family always strives to schedule a college visit for our middle schooler anytime we can!

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Visiting the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum - A Must-See Experience in Oahu, Hawaii

Visiting the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum - A Must-See Experience in Oahu, Hawaii


Have you visited Oahu and struggled to find the best museums that highlighted the history of the island? Check out our adventure to the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum in Oahu, Hawaii.


This museum is one of the best military museums that we’ve visited in the United States. It has a restaurant, shopping opportunities, a submarine tour, and a large museum focused on pacific fleet submarines. The Pacific Fleet Submarine museum provides visitors will a glimpse into history as they transition from one interactive exhibit to another. 

Visitors are able to view artifacts and to have their own customized experiences through art and “create your own” exhibits. It is large enough to navigate with a group and it is small enough to help each visitor explore each exhibit for themselves.

Each visitor can experience a free audio tour to accompany them to each location they visit in the museum.

The museum has the following experiences:

- Bowfin Submarine

- Submarine Museum

- Waterfront Memorial

Time Needed for Your Visit: 

1 hour to 1.5 hours

Location/Address:

1 Arizona PI, Honolulu, HI 96818

Parking and Additional Tips:

Parking is free!

Contact Information:

Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum - (808) 454-1454- info@pearlharborhistoricsites.org


Hours of Operation:

Monday to Sunday - 7:00 am – 5:00 pm 
(the museum is closed New Year’s Day, Christmas, and Thanksgiving) 

We hope you visit the museum during one of your trips to Oahu, Hawaii.

Here’s a recap:

Visiting Oahu and struggling to find the best museums highlighting the island's history? Dive into our adventure at the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum in Oahu, Hawaii, one of the best military museums we've visited in the United States. This must-see Pearl Harbor attraction offers a restaurant, shopping, and an incredible USS Bowfin submarine tour.

Explore its large museum focused on Pacific Fleet submarines, transitioning between interactive exhibits and viewing artifacts, all enhanced by a free audio tour. Plan about 1 to 1.5 hours for your visit to 1 Arizona PI, Honolulu, HI 96818, where parking is free! The museum is open daily from 7:00 am – 5:00 pm, closed only on New Year's Day, Christmas, and Thanksgiving. We hope you'll visit this amazing piece of history during your next trip to Oahu!


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Four Best Barbecue Restaurants Along Interstate 20 (From Texas to South Carolina)

Best Barbecue Restaurants Along Interstate 20


One of the WORST things about driving long-distances is getting hungry before you reach your destination. To help you and to help us on our weekly journey along Interstate 20, we created a guide to help you select the BEST BBQ spots along your journey from Fort Worth and Dallas to Tyler and Shreveport, LA (and beyond). 

***Just a disclaimer - some of these restaurants are located 30 minutes from Interstate 20, but worth the drive.***

589 Hickory BBQ

Let’s start with 589 Hickory BBQ!

This BBQ spot had humble beginnings and started out of a garage. Then, the smells of amazing BBQ quickly found more people and 589 Hickory BBQ quickly expanded to a brick and mortar location.

It has a purpose and mission. Built with family values and hard work, the family-owned restaurant is named for their son Hayden. He passed away in 2008 in a motorcross accident and Hayden’s memory is remembered through his motorcross number - 589.


The restaurant supports some of our favorite people, military and veterans. We are thankful for this! They also have a great community presence with educators, first responders, nurses, and police officers.

Stop by 589 Hickory and check out their Premier Texas BBQ, specialty cocktails, and some of the coldest beer around the area.

Location - 2524 Azle Hwy., Ste. 101; Weatherford, Texas

Hours - Open Thursday-Saturday 11AM-9PM

Unique Features - 589 Hickory BBQ features live music EVERY Saturday on the patio with local song writers Bronson Louis, James Eddy, and Andrew Jones, and other great musicians.

OAK'D BBQ

Now, let’s travel to OAK'D BBQ!

This BBQ restaurant (Lane’s OAK’D BBQ) is located in Dallas and Addison, Texas and features a unique offering - brisket infused with a vanilla-tinged flavor of Texas Post Oak smoke. The restaurant’s pitmaster and chef, Michael Lane prepares BBQ alongside his partner, Nichole Brandt. These two prepare premier BBQ and delectable sides from their scratch kitchen. Just close your eyes after reading these menu items: perfectly smoked meats, sides, homemade ice cream, and biscuits.

When you are eating at Lane’s OAK’D BBQ, you are also supporting Texas-based ranchers and farmers who carefully raise Wagyu and Texas Black Angus. Through the efforts of the Lane’s OAK’D BBQ crew, local farmers, and ranchers, the joint team offers a dining experience! From happy hours featuring mouth watering meals to the unique hill country design of their restaurant, you will quickly become part of the Lane’s OAK’D BBQ crew.


Enjoy this video about Lane’s OAK’D BBQ from @JFJLMOM on YouTube!

These specials might change soon, so please check with the restaurant. Ask about their chicken family meal deal available on Mondays and burger specials on Wednesdays.

Location - 4525 Belt Line Road; Addison, Texas and 5500 Greenville Ave, Suite 1300 in Dallas, Texas

Hours - Open Monday to Wednesday - 11:00 am - 10:00 pm; Thursday to Saturday - 11:00 am - 11:00 pm; and Sunday - 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Unique Features - Their brisket infused with a vanilla-tinged flavor of Texas Post Oak smoke.


Smokehouse 64


Let’s venture from the DFW area to the East - Canton, Texas. Smokehouse 64 is located in Canton, TX. While this restaurant is located at a gas station (Duke's), don't be deceived. They serve good Texas BBQ. They serve brisket (chopped or sliced), sausage, and pork ribs. You can buy the BBQ by the half pound or as part of a meal or sandwich.


Enjoy this video about Duke’s from @Pro Drive Away Man on YouTube!

Location - 21620 Interstate 20 in Canton, Texas

Hours - Open Monday to Saturday - 11:00 am - 8:00 pm; and Sunday - 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

Unique Features - This restaurant is located at a gas station, actually a gas destination - Duke’s!! Remember to grab some BBQ, gas, and ice cream while you stop!

Menu - https://www.dukestx.com/_files/ugd/b890b7_20dfe31667a04941a81233c89e72c2e3.pdf

BBQ Barn

Are you ready for our last visit? We are still headed East on Interstate-20…VERY East! Let’s go to BBQ Barn in Augusta, South Carolina!


This family-owned restaurant opened in April 2006 and is owned by Jody and Susan Glover (originally from Georgia). These owners pride themselves on their middle Georgia-style barbecue - which is a unique combination of ketchup and vinegar. Their restaurant is built on Christian values and they are closed on Sunday to provide an opportunity for their employees to go to church.

They have a wide variety of homemade desserts and they cook all of their menu items from scratch - everyday!





Here are their varieties of desserts! Now, these just make us happy!

Speaking of which, they have HAPPY CAKE!

- Happy Cake (chocolate peanut butter cake with Reese’s peanut butter cups, and toffee)
- Old-Fashioned Chocolate Cake (six layer chocolate cake)
- Strawberry Cake and Strawberry Shortcake
- Poundcake
- Multiple different flavors of Gooey Butter Cake
- Coconut Cake
- Red Velvet Cake
- And Their Famous Banana Pudding.




Location - 10298 Atomic Road in North Augusta, SC

Hours - Open Wednesday - 11:00 am - 6:00 pm; Thursday to Saturday - 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

Unique Features - They were featured in Southern Living as one of South’s Top 20 Barbecue Joints!


We hope you enjoy the barbecue along your I-20 journey!

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45 Items to Pack for Your Traveling Family & Travel with Kids



If you are planning to travel with your family this summer, you MUST look at this amazing set of tips from Texas bloggers! This is an amazing opportunity for parents to learn (and incorporate) several "Travel Tips from Bloggers".

Here's one - Pack a "travel cube" with kids, meds-bandaids, children's Tylenol, Benadryl, Neosporin, Dramamine, etc. because not all airports have the same meds available.Keeping them in a cube make them easy to find - KristinBarclay @Zanymomintx

First, please check out the @WeekendsCount magazine! -https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ksp1kOv0hJ5Smm8su8fb7-sV2myw-NXe/view

Here are 45 Items to Pack for Your Traveling Family!

First, let’s start with a few general items. Craft these into a packing checking list for your family.

🧳 0-2 Years Old:
  1. Diapers/Pull-ups 
  2. Wipes
  3. Changing Pad
  4. Formula/Breast Milk
  5. Bottles/Sippy Cups
  6. Pacifiers (if applicable)
  7. Teething Toys
  8. Baby Carrier
  9. Stroller
  10. Blanket and Favorite Toy
🧳  3-5 Years Old:
  1. Snacks
  2. Books
  3. Small Toys
  4. Coloring Books/Crayons
  5. Electronic Devices
  6. Audiobooks
  7. Motion Sickness Remedies
🧳  5-11 Years Old:
  1. Books
  2. Games
  3. Electronic Devices
  4. Headphones
  5. Journal and Pens
  6. Small Crafts
🧳  12-18 Years Old:
  1. Books
  2. Music
  3. Portable Charger
  4. Camera/Phone
  5. Journal and Pens
  6. Snacks and Drinks

Here's another one - "Watch YouTube Videos about Your Destination BEFORE Traveling. It Can Help You Become MENTALLY Prepared for Travel" - J. Edwards - @WeekendsCount


One more! - "Look for AAA, Veterans Advantage, & Student Advantage, Travel Discounts" - J. Edwards @WeekendsCount




Enjoy the journey, but also enjoy the discounts and the experiences along the way. Embrace the innovative chances we have to make travel an easier experience for ourselves and our children

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Parents, When You Travel - You Need Lunch Notes!


Our daughter began her first week of school last week and it has been a whirlwind of emotions for me. I am excited to get her out of the house during the day and for her to learn all of the things she needs to know this year. However, I realize that I only have a few more years with her and I have to maximize my time.

These years are especially important when I have to be away from her for weeks or months at a time. When I had to be away for two weeks this summer, I felt HORRIBLE and I made quick trip to the larger Dollar Tree in the next city to purchase 15 days of super small, but girly gifts for to connect with and entertain her while I was away. When I travel for work, I have to prepare in advance.


These connections are also important when she takes her tests and tries out for sports teams during the day. I try to make the best connections at lunch time, when she has a break. I used to write little notes for her on post-its, but I realize that this is A LOT to do when you have -all the things - to do around the house. 


I found this brand to utilize as her daily lunch notes. She loves jokes and these are funny lunch notes for my daughter. She loves getting short, sweet and colorful lunch notes from mom. They are quick and easy to use and they are not super expensive. Also, there are several different varieties:

I actually made a comment to her last night that she has been using the same lunch kit from Land's End for the past six years! Talk about quality! 

Even as the caregiver of two senior parents, I would have LOVED these notes. These are also great lunch notes for adults! Notes like these would make a huge difference in the lives of the seniors in our community. Show them that you care.

We know you LOVE these notes as much as we do! The price point in great and the colors are engaging! Check them out! Also, this post has a links that benefit our Amazon store!

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