I spent less than 24 hours in NYC this weekend, and it was quite the whirlwind!
I’ve mentioned before that I love the city, and I spend a lot of time there because one of my best friends lives in Manhattan. Consequently, I’ve gotten to explore lots of parts of the city, and while Brooklyn Heights is probably still my favorite neighborhood to wander, the West Village is definitely a very close second.
A few weeks ago, The Shire went on our annual family vacation . . .
I was fortunate enough to be able to extend my July 4th holiday into a little mini staycation last week, and spent some time adventuring around Annapolis, Baltimore, and D.C.
I ate way too much good food, scoped out some new spots, soaked up some sunshine, and best of all, swung by my all-time favorite place in Baltimore: the Peabody Library.
I recently spent a long weekend in Philly, and it was perfect.
Since it looks like I may be back later this summer for a concert with a friend who’s never visited before, I made sure to pay attention to all the best spots!
A few weekends ago, on a whim, I visited The Evergreen Museum & Library with a friend.
It turned out to be one of my best local discoveries yet, and so I wanted to share why I think it’s one of the most underrated spots in Baltimore, and why you should plan a visit, pronto!
I’ve mentioned it before – one of my favorite things about traveling is the people…
In my past two posts, I’ve been blogging about my recent trip to California. Part One covered Napa, San Fran, and the surrounding area, and Part Two was all about Yosemite. For my third and final post, I wanted to cover the last leg of my trip: Monterey, Carmel-by-the-Sea, and San Jose. . .
Hopefully you read my Part One post that kicked off this blog series about spending a week in California, but if you’re new here, Part Two is all about my adventures in Yosemite National Park . . .