Brunchin’
I’d like to consider myself a foodie, especially when I lived in Philadelphia for four years while completing my undergraduate degree at Drexel University. Philly is one of the greatest cities for good food and I ate that up (literally) in my time living there. Since I moved back into the suburbs, I’ve made it a point to get to the city to return to my favorite yummy spots and explore new ones.
Draw Together
Over the weekend I unleashed my inner artist on the sidewalks of Highland Park, Illinois. Armed with my 12-pack of sidewalk chalk, I joined many others for Draw Together, a fun neighborhood event held in and around The Art Center.
Diving into Side Hustles
Last year, when I was unemployed for a bit, I had to think of ways to make some quick, easy money. I tried surveys that paid, but they did not pay well enough to cover even the smallest bill. Through the suggestion of friends and family, I found a couple side-hustle jobs that require little to no effort but still bring in some money.
WNBA Celebrates 25th Season
The WNBA tips off its 25th season on Friday night when the New York Liberty host the Indiana Fever. After spending last season in “the Wubble” at IMG Academy in Florida, the teams are back at their home arenas and geared for an exciting season filled with celebrations and innovations.
TheNate Voted Best Sculpture Park
The Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park was recently named Best Sculpture Park by USA Today. Initial nominees were selected by the 10Best editors and a panel of experts. A popular vote determined Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park as the winner.
Weekend Stay at Hotel Colee
Two weeks ago, my cousin and I took a quick trip to Atlanta and stayed at Hotel Colee in Buckhead, a new Marriott Autograph Hotel. We checked into the hotel around 8 p.m., and everyone was nice; check-in was a breeze.
Market Season
Now that we're into the month of May, farmers markets that shut down over the winter months or were operating with a reduced number of vendors and products are opening up.
Loving Mac and Cheese
I love, love, love macaroni and cheese! If it’s on a menu, I’m usually eager to try a taste. I was recently reading about a new partnership that introduced me to the World Famous House of Mac, with three locations in Florida. I had to peruse the menu, and my mouth was watering. I can’t wait to get back to Miami to try a taste for myself. However, I don’t know how I could ever choose just one type of macaroni when options include Pizza Mac & Cheese; Beef & Broccoli Mac & Cheese; Chicken, Turkey Bacon & Ranch Mac & Cheese; and more!
A Tourist in Philly, Part Two
It’s crazy to think it has been nearly two years since I wrote this blog about getting familiar with Philadelphia. We moved from New York City earlier that summer, and though we have been constantly in and out visiting family and friends, we wanted to make Philly feel like home.
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May 13, 2021Singapore Forges Ahead with Investment in Bold Innovations
For all its cosmopolitan trappings, Singapore remains, at heart, a tropical island. The city planners determinedly preserved gennery and the high groves of concrete and glass, and for a complete escape from urban bustle there still remain patches of the jungle and mangroves that covered the island when Sir Stamford Raffles first established a trading outpost here in 1819.
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May 13, 2021Discover the Joys of Small-Ship Sailing
In this era of 6,500-passenger mega-ships, any cruise vessel conveying fewer than a thousand voyagers is considered a small ship, including high-end luxury liners, deluxe expedition ships and the world’s riverboats. The focus on many small ships is the destination rather than the conveyance, the expert chat rather than the Broadway show, the watersport rather than the casino, the scenery and culture rather than the full-service spa and specialty restaurant. Passengers make a travel style choice, forgoing the options and pleasures of a resort-sized vessel for the deeper, more immersive experience of a yacht-scaled ship.
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May 12, 2021Air Tahiti Nui Resumes Service with Fares as Low as $775
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May 12, 2021Turkish Airlines Announces 10th U.S. Gateway
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May 12, 2021Preakness-Inspired Cocktail at The Ivy Hotel Honors Black Jockey History
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