I am not, by nature, a super emotional person. I can think of only a few times, so far, in my life where I’ve cried tears of happiness. My engagement/wedding day, a couple of other …
Cuba is like a colorful, exotic forbidden fruit locked in a time vacuum for the past 65 years or more that smells of earth, cigars and diesel. Lots of diesel. Our (and by ‘our’, I mean the …
I’m going to be honest. I’ve procrastinated writing this post for no less than 7 months. You’d think I would have wanted nothing more than to immediately get home and look at all my insane …
I love the Midwest fiercely. I really do – with its glorious sunsets and rolling hills and fresh air that smells mostly of just-cut grass but also faintly of cow poop. And lately, I’m also …
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin: for a town about 6.5 square miles and a population of a little over 7,800, this resort town really packs a punch. As you may be aware, the location of Lake Geneva …
The first time I ever visited New Buffalo, Michigan with my family, I legitimately thought we were driving to New York (hey, I was 15, had a much more limited understanding of travel and could …
Over the past couple of years, I’ve gotten fairly intimate with the state of Michigan. From the wineries of New Buffalo to the dunes along the shores of the lake, Michigan has proven itself to …
All things considered, Utah is a pretty expansive state. And by expansive, I mean not only is it large – but it also covers a lot of different types of topography. Though one might think …
