When I think of wine, I tend to think of Napa or the Sonoma Valley in California, or at least places that would require me to take at least a short flight. But it turns out a short drive west of D.C., the Virginia landscape turns into wine country, covered by over 250 wineries serving as … Continue reading Getaway: Virginia Wineries
Going on Birthright was undoubtedly the most magnificent experience I have been lucky enough to experience and since then I have longed for the day when I can go back to Israel. Though I'm not going back just yet, I've gotten the amazing news that I have been chosen as a representative for Birthright Israel so … Continue reading Birthright Israel
I cannot believe that it has been a year since I came back from the most amazing summer of my life. For years and years I dreamt about being Barcelona and as much as I imagined it, the experience was truly so much better than I could ever begin to describe. From the beautiful and … Continue reading Way Back Wednesday – Barcelona
On my recent trip to Massachusetts, it seemed like a great a idea to deviate from the big city life and instead head down to Newport, R.I. It was my first time there and although it rained pretty much the entire time we were there, I would recommend you add it to your Must-Do pile … Continue reading A day in… Newport, RI
During my time interning in Barcelona I was in a constant debate with myself when deciding how I should spend my weekends. "Should I spend the weekend in [insert country] or should I enjoy the time I have in Spain and explore another nearby city?" and "How can I afford to go there?" This was … Continue reading Way back Wednesday – Codorniu Winery
Even though I grew up in Miami, being back often makes me feel like a tourist. I'm sure you're thinking I'm a little crazy, but it's true. SO MUCH HAS CHANGED. New places have opened, new roads have been built, I'm now old enough to go places I couldn't go before and also old enough … Continue reading 6 Ways to spend your day in Miami
It seems like just yesterday I received my email letting me know I would be going on Birthright and found out I would be going to the Holy Land for the first time (even before my parents or grandparents got the chance to go). Getting there was no easy feat - from lugging my bags … Continue reading Way back Wednesday – Israel
With the New Year slowly approaching, I am beginning to hear more and more people's resolutions for 2015. At first I thought I would join in and make my own list of things I want to do for myself, knowing of course, that by February (if not before) most of these "promises" would be out … Continue reading “Someday” is today
When I was younger my dad was PTA president. He was so extremely involved in both my studies and after school activities. He chaperoned all my field trips and attended each and every one of my track and field meets and even my dance recitals. I could always count on looking into the crowd and … Continue reading Lessons in Greatness
As I rode the metro to work today I got into my typical "zoned-out" mode and almost missed my stop. When I didn't freak out like usually would have I got to thinking of how different it feels to be in Barcelona rather then being home. Some stuff - like the lack of deodorant users … Continue reading Things I don´t miss about home
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