A mesh of old and new — historic, yet contemporary Boston holds a special place in my heart.

April 28th, 2008

Boston’s Skyline Paul Revere’s House

Going to Boston anytime soon? My first visit to the “cradle of liberty” was nothing less than fascinating and I can’t wait until I can go again. For a city so rich with history and stirring attractions, it’s also amazingly progressive and modern. Read the rest of this entry »

Key West has something for everyone, anytime of the year

April 10th, 2008

Southernmost City     Key West Beaches    Key West Shopping    Key West Sunset

Key West…need I say more? If you’ve been to the Southernmost City in the USA then you understand what I am talking about, if you haven’t–what are you waiting for? Want to find your own paradise? Head to the southern end of US Highway 1 and you’ll run right into it. An unimaginable euphoria awaits you–crystal clear aquamarine water, cloudless blue skies, pirate’s treasure, conch fritters, Duval Street, Sloppy Joe’s Bar. And oh, such more. Read the rest of this entry »

Centuries of history, miles and miles of natural beauty and true Southern charm make Savannah my favorite destination

April 8th, 2008

Southern Hospitality is not just a myth –just spend a day or two in Savannah and you’ll see what I mean. I visited Georgia’s oldest city for the first time a few weeks ago and was overwhelmed by the warmth and friendliness of everyone I met. The city itself will awe you with its magnificent beauty, the country squares, cobblestone streets, historic sights and attractions. If you’ve never been to Savannah, you don’t know what you’re missing.

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Monuments, memorials, museums and cherry trees–the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington DC is almost here!

March 18th, 2008

Cotton candy–pale, fluffy, pink and white, is really the best way I can describe the gorgeous Cherry Blossoms that gently frame the Tidal Basin in Washington DC every year. Have you ever seen it? If not, it’s truly something to experience, it’s definitely an item for your must do list. What is really a stunning sight is how these delicate flowers create the picture perfect foreground for some of the areas most famous Washington DC sights like the Jefferson Memorial, the FDR Memorial and the Washington Monument.

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Recapture your youth in the ancient city– St. Augustine has it all.

February 11th, 2008

Ponce de Leon St. Augustine, Florida Fountain Of Youth St. Augustine

I just spent a long weekend in St. Augustine, Florida and I feel younger than ever! I know–I know, the Fountain of Youth is just a myth, or a fantasy if you will, but a visit to this charming, historic beach town can really do wonders. First, let me tell you, if you have never been to St. Augustine, you’ve got to go. Besides the pretty beaches, great shopping and restaurants, the city is just brimming with magnificent history.

As the Oldest City in the United States, St. Augustine is often called the Ancient City or the Old City. If you come for the fresh air and sunshine–you’re in luck because there’s always plenty of that! But give yourself some time to take a tour of the historic St. Augustine attractions. Read the rest of this entry »

Magnificent beaches, history, art, culture and perfect weather–you’ll be smiling in San Diego.

January 14th, 2008

Seaport Village San Diego San Diego Zoo Balboa Park San Diego

Going to San Diego is like leaving your real life behind and heading to an alternate universe where the people are all warm and so is the sun–where bright smiles and long stretches of sand transcend into cool evenings with cool friends, delicious food and fabulous music. I wanted to visit San Diego all my life and when I finally got there I never wanted to leave! There’s so much natural beauty, culture and art and so many fun things to do. Not to mention the fact that the weather is absolutely perfect. And there’s something that happens to you after just a day or two of being there–it’s like a calm, easy feeling comes over you and you can’t help but relax.

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