A life full of champagne and flowers
Hello, my lovely readers! It has been quite some time since we’ve connected. With everything happening with COVID, I feel like a life has just been put on hold, right?
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If you haven’t been to New Orleans, this is the blog for you! This is one of my favorite cities in the country. If you want food, culture, history, and good music, you have to come here. Let me say it again, you have to visit New Orleans.
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The third stop on the cruise was Skagway. We had originally planned on doing a dog sledding tour. However, after doing some searching, it wasn’t the traditional dog sledding that you see in the wilderness. This was more in the outback with dirt roads and ATVs. It just seemed wrong.
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The second stop on our Alaskan Cruise was in Juneau. The morning we docked, I ate breakfast out on the patio and took in the scent of the fresh ocean water. The color was this gorgeous blue-green color. So pure and untouched.
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The first port we went on our Alaskan cruise was Ketchikan. Known for it’s beautiful wilderness and true Alaskan Native culture.
I spent a lot of time on Instagram trying to make sure that I could see and do everything that I wanted to do while we had time. And the photos I saw, just didn’t seem real.
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I hope everyone had a fabulous weekend! I just got back a few days ago from my very first Alaskan cruise and it was AMAZING!
Now, this wasn’t my first cruise experience, but my first time was awful and I really don’t want to count it. But this time, mom and I did our research and decided to go with Silver Sea Cruises.
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For anyone that knows anything about Chicago, it’s that the summers here are incredible. Because we only get about two months worth of summer weather, no one here takes it for granted.
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Happy Sunday, readers! Sundays are one of my favorite days of the week. Why, you ask? Because it’s the calm before the storm. You have spent the majority of the weekend running around doing errands, going out to dinner with friends, having drinks, and just living your overall best life. Sundays are for reflection- how your work week went, what you plan to do differently, and resting your body.
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As some of you may know, Paris is my favorite city in the world. I sleep, eat and now event speak the Parisian life. I try to visit at least once a year and would love to eventually move there for a year. So, I recently made a quick five-day trek to Paris with my mom and one of my girlfriends. For those that have been to Paris before, you may find some itinerary somewhat helpful. For those that have never been, you can add this to your to-do list. Continue reading “Travel Guide: How to Spend Five Days in Paris”
My group of friends and myself just came back from a trip to Croatia and Greece at the beginning of September. Over the past couple of years, I have heard that Croatia is a hidden beauty. A mix of medieval and Italian terra-cotta, the red roof country is a sight I have not seen before. Continue reading “Travel Guide: Hvar, Croatia”
Last month, I took a quick trip to Montego Bay. This was my first time visiting the country of Jamaica. Continue reading “Travel Guide: Montego Bay, Jamaica”
This is a continuation from my previous post about me and 11 and my now closest friends trip to Italy to celebrate our #Yearof30.
Once again, this post is long over due. Back in September, a group of my friends and myself traveled to Italy to celebrate all of us turning 30. #YearOf30. Continue reading “Travel Guide: Italy 2017- Part 1”
