I went to the mid-Cape (that's Cape Cod) every summer pretty much my entire life, so it's always fun to get back when I can! It seems like more and more people are visiting the Cape every year, so today I'm sharing some of my favorite spots. Bookmark this for your potential future trips. If you aren't sure where to stay on the Cape, it comes down to a few different factors. If you're taking public transportation, like the ferry from Boston to P-town, that's very different from driving …
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Boston City Guide
Boston is by far one of my favorite cities. I don't know what it is about it, but as much time as I spend here, I am constantly discovering something new! Here are some of my favorite things to do in the Boston area (and some outside the city, too). Where to eat and drink Beignets at Buttermilk and Bourbon, a New Orleans-inspired restaurant Cider donuts (seasonal, available in the fall) in Boston Public Market, where you can also get some really pretty flowers, fresh vegetables, …
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A Complete 10 Day Tuscany Itinerary
We had such an awesome vacation on our 10 days in Tuscany that I have to share our trip itinerary! T and I had both been to Italy twice before (though never together). On this trip, though, we definitely saw and experienced new things from our previous trips. It felt like everywhere we went, I kept saying I wanted to return! To be fair, my first trip to Italy was a 12-day affair on a high school trip that involved 6am wakeups almost every day, full days of being tourists, and crashing …
City Guide: 3 Days in Orange County
Last week we flew out to LAX and drove a bit north to Camarillo to attend the wedding of one of my close friends from high school. Afterwards, T and I made our way south to Orange County for a few added days of vacation time. Both of us have been to the LA area multiple times, but neither of us had ever spent time between LA and San Diego, and we were up for exploring a new place. …
Our Las Vegas Getaway
When we initially set out to plan our hiking trip to Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon, we knew that we would need to fly into a larger airport. We chose Las Vegas and decided to stay a couple of days on either end to break up the trip. Getting to the parks would be at least a couple of hours each way, and who doesn't love a Vegas getaway? The funny thing about choosing Las Vegas? Neither of us really gambles. …
