Traveling and meeting new people is always such a joy for me. The world is a beautiful place if we can stop and enjoy it. My favorite saying is “Wherever you go there you are” and I travel that way. I often speak to people who travel the world all the time and come back with such terrible experiences. The food sucked, and people were … Continue reading Venice, the city of canals.
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Yellow conveys youthful, fresh energy. Optimism, hope, and creativity. One of my favorite summer flowers. What better time to bring back the flower that reminds us of a warm summer day? As the fall approaches we need all the summer reminders we can feast our eyes on. Vincent Van Gogh once said ” The sunflower is mine, in a way” From a little seed comes … Continue reading The life of a sunflower in pictures
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Sunday was such a gorgeous day that I decided to go to the Brooklyn Botanical gardens to take pictures of the cherry blossoms. Unfortunately, parking is always an issue in that area, so I rerouted my GPS and headed to one of the coolest neighborhoods in Brooklyn. Bushwick. Pop Up shop in the house of Yes Street scenes You have to look everywhere, some times … Continue reading Brooklyn ! is it cool or what ?
While doing some research on inexpensive travel to Europe I came across something exciting that I was unaware of. Did you know you can stay at a monastery in many European countries? The whole concept looks pretty safe, especially for women who may be apprehensive about traveling alone and travelers who want to have a very peaceful and maybe spiritual stay away from the hustle … Continue reading Cheap Travel to Europe. Monasteries and convents.
It’s been a while since my last trip to Marrakech. I cannot say enough about this city that I adore. I highly recommend it as a safe travel destination and with the help of a new luxury travel organization called: Moroccan Secret Handbook … Continue reading Moroccan Secret Handbook. Marrakech the right way.
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Christmas is a funny holiday to some it brings joy, the birth of Christ, family gatherings, and children waiting for Santa to bring them gifts, to others, it’s just another holiday full of failed expectations and sadness. Not everyone celebrates this holiday although it is the biggest holiday of the year after Halloween. This year New York was full of tourists, but it was brutally … Continue reading Christmas in New York.
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Punto urban art museum Salem. The open-air museum contains 75 Large scale murals featuring 40 global and 25 New England-based artists. Do Visit and take a walk around, there is so much more than I could post. Continue reading Salem, The point neighborhood.
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Times Square is a place you shouldn’t miss when visiting New York (That was my opinion pre covid) Its ever-changing scenes are mind-boggling, and no 2 days are ever alike. There was something magical, weird, and funky about this place, and perhaps a bit disturbing at times. Is it the noise, the colors, the crazy annoying characters? The energy is off the charts. Whatever it … Continue reading New York and Times Square Pre covid photos.
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After a five-hour drive from New York, we finally reached the outer regions of Salem. As I mentioned previously, getting there at the last minute would make it impossible to find any accommodations in Salem. After checking into the hotel and getting ready with our costumes, we called uber who charged 35.00 to take us downtown Salem from Revere. we got there a bit late … Continue reading What keeps you awake at night? Haunted Happenings Salem.
So many of us Halloween aficionados want to experience Salem during October, which is the month when most ghosts, ghouls, and witches visit because of its history and connection with the witch trials. Salem during Halloween time is amazing. If you are going to do Halloween what better place than Salem? I decided to go last minute which is not such a great idea since … Continue reading Salem Massachusetts during Halloween time is amazing, so I’ve heard.
