My trip with my boyfriend, Daniel and best friend, Dominique down to Orange County. We stayed in Huntington Beach and visited Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Downtown LA, and other parts of Orange County.
Wanderlust: Orange County 2019
Wanderlust: Palouse Falls & Snake River
Eastern Washington is a whole other world compared to western Washington, dry vs wet, hills vs mountains, even Cougars vs Huskies (that's a UW vs WSU joke!). In this middle of these dry rolling hills, we came upon one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Washington. Palouse falls is a 200 foot majestic waterfall which drains into a glacial canyon formed thousands of years ago. Whilest we were there, watched shooting stars, camped next to the snake river, and drove back through the Yakima Valley to explore hops and see Bale Breaker Brewing!
Wanderlust: Summertime in Baltimore
One of the most historic cities in the nation. Baltimore is a city that balances classic style and quirky places. Cobblestone streets, revolutionary architecture, and a beautiful waterfront make this a beautiful place to visit year round. During our (very) short visit, we had to choose wisely. Luckily, my family scouted out some must see places that we had to see shortly before we came out. We chose 3 spots: the American Visionary Art Museum (love!), Fell's Point, and the National Aquarium. It was nice to have a variety of different places to go!
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The American Visionary Art Museum
Where to start, there is NOTHING like this museum that I have ever been too (And I've taken 5 art history classes!). This quirky, fun, and flashy art museum (literally; it's covered in glass) features local Baltimore artists and people creating what they believe is art. To me, the biggest takeaway from this spectacular place is that anyone can create art! So Inspiring!
Fell's Point
National Aquarium
Wanderlust: A Day in New York City
I was born and raised in the New York/ New Jersey Area. You would think I city you have been to many times throughout your life would get old, but honestly, New York City is one of those magical places where it is ever changing. There's always new things to experience and old things to revisit. This time, my focus was on the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, Some custom ice cream at Cool Mess, a stroll through the Central Park Zoo, and a Mariners - Yankees game at the always picturesque Yankees Stadium. Some things never get old!
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National September 11 Memorial & Museum
The National September 11 Memorial is a tribute of remembrance and honor to the 2,977 people killed in the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center site, near Shanksville, Pa., and at the Pentagon, as well as the six people killed in the World Trade Center bombing in February 1993.
Cool Mess
New York’s only ice cream parlor where you can come and hang out, eat food, have your party, and make your very own ice cream.
Central Park
Yankees Stadium
Wanderlust: Washington Coast Vibes
Out on the coast, no cell phone reception, simple technology, spending time with the family. Stormy weather means board games and more talks with close friends. Sometimes all it takes to relax is to give yourself time to disconnect and roam in nature.
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