As much as all these “OMG I’M FINALLY ABLE TO TRAVEL AGAIN” posts are probably getting tired and old, they’re the truth. Some might say I’ve been overly cautious; not even traveling to the city except for absolute necessities, and only leaving my house to buy groceries or walk the …
While it’s not what we had in mind when we initially made our weekend getaway schedule for the year, the Parco Nazionale del Pollino sure was a welcome surprise! Just a few hours away, this national park boasts being the largest in Italy. Straddling the borders of Calabria and Basilicata, …
As with every post-Covid-19 event, this year’s birthday celebration was a bit… unusual. What should have been a fun evening out with friends turned into an equally enjoyable, romantic tête-à-tête at home on the terrace. Not to downplay the festivities, it was a perfectly lovely evening complete with music, dancing, …
There were just too many beautiful sights in Bordeaux to cover in only one post, so here are a bunch of other random photos that I enjoyed. Architecture: Because I clearly have a thing with doors: And here’s me! And how about some food and drink?
For our first getaway of the year, my husband and I decided to explore Bordeaux. We were only there for 48 hours but managed to squeeze in not only most of the sites, but most of the culinary experience as well. From where were staying everything was accessible by foot …
Any excuse is good to go to Rome. This time I had to go renew my passport. Sure, I could have done it by mail, but as I said, any excuse… So my husband any I made a weekend (actually weekday) out of it. We visited some new restaurants and …
