Destination: Washington, D.C. (Visiting Adams-Morgan & Georgetown, Ethiopian Food for Dinner– PART 2)

Healy Hall of Georgetown University (April 2025) Continuing our first full day in Washington, D.C., my partner and I wrapped up our visit of the Renwick Gallery and decided to spontaneously catch the metro to Bethesda, where we spent part of the afternoon in town (more on it later). It was my first time visiting … Continue reading Destination: Washington, D.C. (Visiting Adams-Morgan & Georgetown, Ethiopian Food for Dinner– PART 2)

Lost in LA: Chinatown

Chinatown, Los Angeles (December 2025) (In honor of the start of Lunar New Year today, I wanted to share with you a piece of Chinese-American history in my hometown of Los Angeles. Enjoy!) No matter where you travel in the world, you are bound to come across a Chinatown neighborhood. From San Francisco's (the oldest … Continue reading Lost in LA: Chinatown

Have Yarn, Will Travel (GUEST POST)

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)

5 Beautiful Windows in the World

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