#FBF: A Weekend in Venice, Italy. 2006
Tomorrow is the first day of Venice’s world renowned Carnival, and speaking of study abroad, this week’s #FlashbackFriday is a trip I took to Venice, Italy while studying in Milan.
Month: January 2015
The Case for Studying Abroad
You’d be so lucky if you came back with that je ne sais quoi after a semester in Nantes — my friend Janet came back with a sick bod — crazy with French food, right?! — and a French football playing boyfriend.
What’s Your Perfect World, Tim? Travel Diary – Sri Lanka
Tim’s work and passion for travel & surf brings him everywhere from Seattle to Sayulita to Sri Lanka. Currently in Sri Lanka, Tim sends us greetings with this travel diary. Enjoy!
Thanks a lot Hershey’s, now we’re stuck with rubbish.
“Things in the world are bad enough as it is,” Ms. Perry said, “and now you’re going to take away our chocolate?”
#FBF: Long Weekend in Kingston, Jamaica. 2011
In honour of the birthday of my mom. This week’s flashback Friday is to a trip we took to Kingston, Jamaica in 2011.
The New York Times’ 52 Places to Go in 2015
This month, the New York Times released what is always one of my favorite articles of the year, their list of Places to Go in 2015.
Happy Birthday to my mom!
Today’s my mother’s birthday. Here’s a picture of us at Fort Clarence Beach in Jamaica while visiting family in 2011.
Stylecaster.com – Sayulita Travel Guide
As I continue my love fest of Sayulita this week. I thought I’d share one of my first travel guides on my home away from home.
Traveller News: Complete Traveller Antiquarian Bookstore Closing
I came across some sad news while reading the New York Times yesterday: The Complete Traveller Antiquarian Bookstore on Madison ave. and 35th street is closing on Monday. This is a real loss to NYC-based nomads like myself. Immediately my two friends, Aaron and Naomi came to mine. I hope they had a chance to visit this incredible store before it closes. Owned by a travel-writing couple since 1984, the store was filled with travel guides both new and old, from Frommer’s to rare vintages from the 1800s. As a kid, one of my favorite books was a giant world atlas with every page being dedicated to a country, and when I got a globe in 4th grade? It was an absolutely game-changer. Even now, one of my favorite books to skim through for travel inspiration is Judith Schalansky’s Atlas of Remote Islands: Fifty Islands I Have Not Visited and Never Will. If you can, stop by The Complete Traveller Antiquarian bookstore before it closes tomorrow! 199 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016. 10am – …
Let’s Brunch & Shop: #MadeInMexico
Who doesn’t love brunching and shopping on a Saturday?! Enjoying Naty’s chicken mole tacos for breakfast. Sayulita. 2014 What’s on the menu? Watch my friend Isis in Sayulita as she teaches this gringa (that’s what you call a taco with cheese at Tacos del Ivan, btw) how to prepare huevitos a la mexicana in delicious handmade tortillas. Here’s what I’m coveting this Saturday, this awesome Alpaca Clutch bag from my friends at Anndra Neen. The line is made in Mexico City and designed by Mexico City natives & NYC-based stunning sister duo Phoebe & Annette Stevens. The first time I saw an Anndra Neen piece was when on friend, Kyleigh Kuhn and I was instantly obsessed. I’m an accessories addict and Anndra Neen takes the metal worked accessory game to a whole new level. I’m partial to the brand’s crossbody bags. It’s wearable art really. Alpaca Clutch with Brass and Metal Studs and Stripes, $725 Photos courtesy of ShopLatitude.com