travel stories from a content writer, travel agent, and homemade pizza maker
If you caught last week's post, then you know that I've recently taken a trip to one of my favorite weekend-ish vacation spots—Colorado Springs, CO. I say "ish" only because where I live is actually about a day's drive away, so having more than a weekend to explore is definitely ideal. But I'll take what … Continue reading My One Day Guide to Colorado Springs | Colorado Springs, CO
In honor of my continually wandering soul, I thought it was only fitting that my first Coffee Crawl of 2021 be a destination crawl! About a month ago, I took a trip to one of my favorite places in the United States. And of course, what's a trip out of town without visiting a new … Continue reading Coffee Crawl: Dutch Bros Coffee | Colorado Springs, CO
Whenever I think of New Year's, I think of the sparkly dresses, bubbly drinks, and confetti sprinkles all over the floor—by the way, this is like the only time of year I'm ever accepting of confetti and glitter littering up my floor. I love New Year's so much that I decided to write a poem … Continue reading Poetry Post | Confetti (from “Poems About You”)
For as long as I can remember, New Year's has been my favorite holiday. The glittery dresses, the champagne towers, the noise and excitement—I love every single aspect of this optimistic holiday. And even with celebrations looking a little different this year than in years past, I'm still just as eager to ring in the … Continue reading Old Traditions for a New Year
In the last six or so months, my Netflix account has enjoyed more consistent attention since before I learned how to drive. There's a good chance I could say the same for all of you. This just means that I may or may not have more blog posts about all my favorite television shows that … Continue reading The Best Moments of “The Good Place”
Running a small business is hard. Running any business is hard, but when you don't have a broad audience, plentiful resources, or years of marketing experience then finding commercial success feels next to impossible. So why are there still people who choose to abandon the possibility of an already structured 9 to 5 for the … Continue reading Shop Local: How to Support Your Favorite Small-Time Businesses and Creators
Coffee Crawls have been a little difficult to do while distancing. So for this month's crawl I decided to review another drive-thru shop—arguably America's favorite, Dunkin' Donuts. Now you may not immediately think "coffee shop" when you hear the name "Dunkin' Donuts"—I mean, the word "donuts" is right there. But while they may not specialize … Continue reading Coffee Crawl: Dunkin’ Donuts
You may have already gotten the hint that something was up with my diet from my very special Q&A post last week. Late last month, as I was trying to come up with Lifestyle blog posts for March, it occurred to me that trying a vegan diet was something that had been on my mind … Continue reading Becoming Vegan
Burn bracelets are the effortless accessory of an outdoor summer. They're easy to make and can come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. I'm a little backlogged with posts right now, but check back in the next couple of days and I'll show you how you can make your very own burn bracelet … Continue reading DIY: Burn Baby Burn
It’s been a total of twenty days since the start of 2019. So most of us have probably already given up on our New Year’s Resolutions, yeah? I’ve never really been super dedicated to making resolutions—mainly because I know I’m not the best at following through with them. Regardless, I love the idea of celebrating … Continue reading Delusions and Resolutions
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