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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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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Find Your Perfect Escape with Paradisus by Meliá — More Than Just All-Inclusive
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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.