Crystal River, Port Richey, Tarpon Springs, & Tampa
Weekend Getaway Since summer has officially begun, we decided to take a long weekend trip to check out some of the locations that we hadn’t yet visited. We didn’t have much luck fishing but we did get to enjoy some different areas and the weather was perfect for the trip. We visited the following locations: Crystal River, Port Richey II, and Tarpon Springs. Check out … Continue reading Crystal River, Port Richey, Tarpon Springs, & Tampa
Miami, Florida
What to see: There is so much to see in Miami. It is a world of many cultures, with a distinct Latin influence. If you are a fan of latin culture, you have to visit. There are endless latin restaurants including Cuban, Venezuelan, Peruvian, Dominican, and more. There are also different cuisines such as Hatian, American, Jamaican, and Ethiopian. There are great views of the … Continue reading Miami, Florida
Chicago, Illinois
What to see: Chicago is a favorite city for Arielle, mostly because she grew up a little over an hour away from the city and loved to visit once a year. We love to visit Chinatown and chow down on some deep dish pizza. The city seems more like a business area than a place to visit, but there are still many places that make … Continue reading Chicago, Illinois
New York City, New York
What to see: New York City is diverse with a distinct identity in each borough and a celebration of cultures. The food is some of the best in the United States and entertainment is also top notch. There is something for everyone to enjoy. Check out what we did on our map and pictures for suggestions. What to do: We can’t even come close to … Continue reading New York City, New York
All About Merida (Part 1)
Merida is known as the White City due to many historical white buildings throughout the city. We did see these pretty buildings, but we also saw many beautiful colors and the people were really what brought the city to life. The culture was so prevalent. It was engaging to just walk around and imagine people’s lives. To hear the sounds of conversation and laughter, see … Continue reading All About Merida (Part 1)
