I'm an architecture nerd, and I've seen my fair share of stunning libraries-- historic and futuristic-- on my travels. From the classical to present day, there's something so satisfying about books lined from floor to ceiling in symmetry, offering a wide array of knowledge while also aesthetically-pleasing. It's easy to walk in and wander through … Continue reading 5 Beautiful Libraries in the World
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In anticipation for my upcoming Denmark travel series, I wanted to share my list of the best Danish food (and drinks) to try when you visit Denmark-- or, at least, have access to a Danish restaurant. Given that Danish cuisine is quite hard to find outside of the country, as well as the fact that … Continue reading Top 10 Danish Dishes You Need to Try
Seattle skyline from Columbia Tower (August 2025) Seattle is the most-populous city in the Pacific Northwest, home to over 780,000 inhabitants in the city proper and over 4 million in its metropolitan area. It is nicknamed "The Emerald City" (for its lush greenery) and "Rain City," given it averages about 150 days of rain per … Continue reading 72 Hours in Seattle: Things to See and Do
Source: Ekaterina Vorobeva from Ravelry Hello, hello! This week features another blog post from my lovely fiancée, as many of you had enjoyed reading her last guest post. My fiancée loves to knit and travel, and was happy to write this post for you to enjoy. Happy reading! 🙂 Have Yarn, Will Travel (GUEST POST) … Continue reading Have Yarn, Will Travel (GUEST POST)
Whenever I travel, I especially love checking out architecture. I'm drawn to buildings, historic and contemporary, and to see how the culture and environment influence the different architectural styles all over the world. Even though I'm by no means an architecture buff, I do love learning about the many types out there, which make for … Continue reading 5 Beautiful Windows in the World
Rebecca Goes Rendezvous 