I don't know if you've seen the dancing cop video that's gone viral, but it makes me pretty proud to call Wichita, Kansas my hometown. The day after a Black Lives Matter riot, the police officers in Wichita had a community barbecue and dance party. Such a great example for how things should be! The dancing police officer in the video is a fellow alum of my very small high school, so I'm doubly proud.

Since I was feeling all the good vibes for my hometown today, I wanted to share one of our favorite restaurants there...in case you ever visit. The Good Egg is pretty much my favorite breakfast place ever. They have so many options that I love and at reasonable prices. Can't beat that!

They recently changed their menu, though, and while they still have so many things I would highly recommend and new ones I want to try...they got rid of some goodies too. Bummer! The Good Egg, if you're reading, please bring back the Castroville omelette, Farmer's Delight omelette (I believe that's what it was called), and the Mexi-Cali Burrito (the Hot Juan Burrito looks fabulous, but the one you've always had was my favorite!).

Moving on...I've tried almost all of the omelettes and love them all. Their pancakes are also delicious and if you're looking for something lighter, Nurse Bialy Breakfast is a good option. Although, I feel pretty healthy when I choose an omelet, and I always end up with a second meal for later...

The Good Egg in Wichita, Kansas | Mallorie Owens

Sooooo good. And now I wish we were in Wichita for the night so we could stop in for an omelette (and coffee, I miss coffee) in the morning!

What's you're favorite breakfast place? I'd love to add it on my list of places I'd like to try when we travel! You can find more places to visit and eat in Wichita here.

♡ MALLORIE

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One of my favorite (and longest, that I've been on) hiking trails in Juneau, Alaska is Herbert Glacier Trail. It's perfect for a rainy day, which there are a lot of, because all of the thick trees cover you the majority of the hike, so you don't end up sopping wet. At least when it's only drizzling or a light rain.

If you want to make it all the way to the end, and I recommend it, that's where the view of Herbert Glacier is...prepare for a very long walk. About halfway through there's a pretty lake with gorgeous mountain views and a nice bench to rest. It's pretty much all flat walking trails though, so it's not too terrible. Just make sure to bring food and water. And of course, watch for bears!