The Golden Hour
Today was an absolutely gorgeous day in Brooklyn. I hope all of my ‘N A Perfect World readers are having a day filled with happiness. xxNn
Today was an absolutely gorgeous day in Brooklyn. I hope all of my ‘N A Perfect World readers are having a day filled with happiness. xxNn
As I’ve mentioned in past posts one of the best traveling decisions I made on my recent trip to Israel was to change my flight, extending my time. On my last day I woke up with one thing on my itinerary: to wander. With the sun shining and a promise of a gorgeous day of sightseeing in some of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Tel Aviv, I was excited to finally wear my new white lace Maje dress. So gorgeous and ladylike, with my sun worn Castañer espadrilles, I felt very Roman Holiday parading down Rothschild Boulevard and on gorgeous streets like Montefiore and Balfour. Nearby one of Tel Aviv’s main market, Carmel, is Keren Hateimanim, or the Yemenite Vineyard. A neighborhood that existed before the city itself and is quickly becoming one of the trendiest, the Yemenite Vineyard is a beautiful, simple neighborhood with a great deal of family owned restaurants. The Library Bar at the Norman. The Library Bar is a stand out. The stylish and comfy decor transfers you to a 1950s gentlemen’s club …
From memes of Obama and Sarkozy’s “you can’t sit with us” stance on Netanyahu, to almost fantastical tales of Israel’s Iron Domes and cross-border smuggling tunnels in Gaza that have filled daily international headlines for the past years, it’s hard to be oblivious to what’s going on between Israel and Palestine in the Middle East. My most recent trip to Israel and my time spent in Tel Aviv during this week’s elections further served to open my eyes to what Israelis, especially young Israelis are facing every day.
Hey there! Blogging from King David’s Lounge at JFK and so excited to announce my next ‘N A Perfect World adventure. Side note: I love El Al’s JFK representatives and I’ve never felt safer or more taken care of. And my mom lost her phone in the taxi to the airport and they were so accommodating. One guy even saying, “I get it… I have a Jamaican mother in law…” להתראות
Pretty excited for a trip I’ll be sharing with you soon. And as I contemplate what to pack, I’m reminded of when I interviewed my best friend, Sophie Elgort for Suitcase Magazine. Check it out below!
It didn’t take long for me to realize that Conr is as kind of a soul as he is remarkably handsome and after seeing these photos from his time in South Africa, really talented. Where in South Africa exactly? “Capetown, Blouberg, Veldriff, George, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Gans Baai, Durban, Camps Baai, Boulder Beach, and everywhere in between.”
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.
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!
In honour of the birthday of my mom. This week’s flashback Friday is to a trip we took to Kingston, Jamaica in 2011.
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.