Dear Reader, would you like to go somewhere other than Paris, London, New York, or New Orleans? Clearly, those are my favorite destinations. But believe it or not, I have traveled to other places I’ve loved. Like Scotland! So in this blog, for the sake of variety, we’re strolling down memory lane and over to…
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I cheated on myself with another blog. It’s called Paris Perfect, and I must admit, it’s as good as mine. This travel blog is embedded inside a real estate site centered around buying, renting, and remodeling Parisian apartments. But it also includes content for tours, events, shopping, food… Recently, I used it to navigate Paris’…
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Next time you’re in New York City, you may want to catch a show. Perhaps on Broadway? New York’s famous theater district comprises 41 theaters, most clustered around Times Square. It’s one of my favorite things to do on a layover. Recently, I saw an incredible show called Take Me Out. (currently running) It’s a drama…
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Apparently, I’ve started a museum tour in Paris. In my last blog, Paris in Fall, we visited two small house museums in the Marais. In this blog, I’m taking you to a different kind of house: the Christian Dior House. In the legendary building located at the historic address, 30 Avenue Montaigne, Christian Dior opened his doors…
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Paris in November was partly cloudy, mostly sunny, in the mid 50s. Only once did it rain. And it stopped raining right after I bought an umbrella. Fall is an ideal time to visit Paris because the air is crisp and perfect for walking. And Paris is the world’s greatest walking city. Wandering around with…
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Welcome back, tea enthusiasts. And London enthusiasts. And gin enthusiast? My High-Tea Crawl through London continues. However, in this blog, we’re not sipping tea in a stuffy tea room but rather onboard a double-decker bus. And not just any old double-decker bus, but a retrofitted, vintage one. Oh yeah, and we’re not sipping tea. In my search for high…
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And pack your stretchy pants; we’re going back to New Orleans. I think it’s time for an update. But first, a re-cap. Five months ago, I bought an apartment in my favorite city: New Orleans. My family (mostly my mother) has been curious to see what I purchased. This provided the perfect excuse for a…
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The ferry to the Statue of Liberty makes two stops: 1. the statue …obviously 2. Ellis Island. Viewing the Statue of Liberty is a must. Climbing up its crown is an option. However, in my opinion, the most interesting and memorable stop is number two. Especially if you like history. History is palpable on Ellis…
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If you Google America’s most haunted city, Savannah is routinely listed as numero uno. That’s because this charming southern town has quite a violent and dark history. Savannah has witnessed the Revolutionary War, The Civil War, the slave trade, a terrible outbreak of yellow fever, dueling southern gentlemen, not to mention a surprising number of murders…
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Every summer for the past 22 years, my extended family and I have rented a cabin in Tahoe. My daughter’s entire life. My son’s too, for the matter, but he wasn’t around for the first 4 years. The summer of 2000, I was a tired, healing, bundle of nerves. I asked the doctor for permission…
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