Tag: Museums
Recommendations for a Rainy NYC Day
Hey there! If you're in the Big Apple this fall, you've probably noticed that the rain just won't quit. But don't let it get you down; instead, let's make the most of it with some of my indoor recommendations for a rainy day in NYC.
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Colombia: A Different Kind of Beauty
Colombia’s beauty defies description — it’s that unique, that special, that different — and travelers are taking notice as 2023 marked the country’s best year for tourism, welcoming more than 6 million international travelers. The Country of Beauty looks to continue growing and enhancing its regions and communities in 2024 and beyond.
Seasonal Transition
As the school year begins and the weekend plans get a bit slower and pumpkin-spiced everything takes over, it might become easy to believe summer is over. I refuse that thought. A lot of fun can be had in the last weeks! Now, that’s not to say fall isn’t fun, but you can’t deny the mood boost some Vitamin D and a serotonin release can give you during the summer. That’s the main reason I have prioritized pool and beach days the past few weeks —it’s been non-negotiable and, quite honestly, needed! Also, who am I to let the last hot days of summer go to waste?
Milwaukee’s Museum Days
Whenever I go to Milwaukee, I always remember how much I like the city. Museum Days gave us the perfect reason to spend a day in Brew City.
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Remarkable Medellín
Visiting Medellín in Colombia: The Country of Beauty is like stepping into a fantastic story — literally, as the city in the Western Colombian Andes region inspired Disney’s Encanto. Here, valleys, the world’s tallest palms, vibrant communities, colorful houses, garden-like balconies and more prove reality is more picturesque than anything on film. And it’s especially more tempting following Medellín’s remarkable transformation, shedding its troubled past and reawakening as a city of innovation, art, cultural richness, modern infrastructure, thriving tourism and resiliency.
How Traveling Heals Old Sports Wounds
The year is 2004. Nine family members (including my 73-year-old grandmother) have caravanned and made their way to Phoenix to watch the Fiesta Bowl between the Ohio State Buckeyes and our beloved Kansas State Wildcats. Because I wouldn’t bother attending a bowl game I thought my team might lose, I brought as much purple as possible to Arizona, anticipating a Wildcats victory. Unfortunately, Ohio State pulled ahead early and never looked back — and in a childish act of immaturity, I’ve been soured on the entire state of Ohio ever since.