Along Milwaukee's Riverwalk (August 2025) After my visit of Pabst Mansion, I continued my visit of Milwaukee for the rest of the afternoon. My return trip to Chicago wouldn't be until 18h00, so I had plenty of time to check out what else the city had to offer. I managed to cover a lot of … Continue reading Destination: Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Trying Culver’s, Visiting Milwaukee Art Museum, and Strolling the Riverwalk– PART 2)
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Cloud Gate, aka "The Bean" (August 2025) After having a hearty lunch of Russian food, I continued my visit of Chicago on my first day in town. Even though I was feeling the exhaustion having not slept on my flight over, I pushed through and still saw a lot that day. Having started from the … Continue reading Destination: Chicago, Illinois (Getting Cultured at the Art Institute of Chicago, Visiting The Bean, and Trying Chicago-Style Hot Dog– PART 2)
Floral Library with Washington Monument (April 2025) My partner and I had one more day in D.C. following a day spent in Virginia. We had planned to take it easy before our flight back to Los Angeles that evening, but we ended up having a whirlwind of a time walking all over the capital to … Continue reading Destination: Washington, D.C. (Visiting the National Mall, National Portrait Gallery, & Cherry Blossoms– PART 3)
“1.8 Renwick” by Janet Echelman (2015) at the Renwick Gallery (April 2025) Last spring, my partner and I spent a quick, extended weekend in Washington, D.C. We were there to attend a wedding of my partner's friend, so we decided to make it a little trip to sightsee and explore the US capital. I hadn't … Continue reading Destination: Washington, D.C. (Brunch Culture & Visiting the Renwick Gallery– PART 1)
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)
