This month I’m partnering with Greyhound Bus Lines to highlight easy, affordable fall getaways. Last week I ventured to beautiful Portland, Maine. It’s only a 2 hour bus ride from Boston’s South Station, and the route also hits Portsmouth, NH and Wells, ME (Ogunquit area). At such a short drive, Portland could be a day…Read More
Sunday Snapshots
From left to right: 1) Quiet coffee shop moments. 2) I wish I couldn’t stayed beachside at the Spring Point Ledge Light forever. 3) When your wardrobe matches your art. 4) Celebrating National Lobster Day. 5) Books and boss ladies. 6) A sneak peak of my Portland, Maine trip with Greyhound.
Reykjavik, Iceland Art Guide
My travels are often driven by art and culture, both for my reporting and my own interest. I was ecstatic to find the thriving contemporary art scene in Reykjavik. Iceland is primarily known for its natural wonders, but the culture is worth a trip on its own. If you’re on limited time there are a…Read More
Walking the Line
I’m currently in Portland, Maine working on an exciting collaboration that I’ll reveal next week. It’s been a while since I did a solo trip, and these few days away have reminded why I love traveling alone. I’m a wildly independent person and solo travel requires all my favorite personal qualities, self-reliance, logical planning, and…Read More
Sunday Snapshots
From left to right: 1) Yes, I do get this excited about every issue of The Bay State Banner. 2) Is it really Sunday if you don’t eat pancakes all day? 3) My favorite new piece by my grandfather. I love how it says “lady power!” 4) Missing the vintage facades of Reykjavik. 5) A little wine on a rainy…Read More
Wool Weather
While in Iceland I picked up one of their famous handmade, Icelandic wool sweaters. My friend Jess recommended I check the Salvation Army, and I found this beauty for only $40. Most new sweaters retail for $200 or more. The climatic need for warm clothing is obvious, but I also learned that sheep are abundant…Read More