Taking a Trip to NYC Living in DC means I’m only a three and a half hour train ride away from Penn Station in New York City. One of the biggest perks of living on the east coast is having easy and close access to multiple large cities – so why not take advantage of frequent weekend trips? My favorite… View Post
Find a Bar for Any Occasion I went to college right outside Washington, DC, I moved into the city right after I graduated, and I’ve stayed here into my late twenties. I’ve found a bar for every mood, whether it’s wanting to get a Natty Boh & a shot of whiskey for $5 or to cozy up in a speak… View Post
Visiting Kyoto During my trip to Japan, we planned on staying in Tokyo for a week. After realizing we wanted to see more of the country than just one city, we decided on taking the bullet train to Kyoto. It’s usually a six hour drive in the car, but it’s only two and a half hours on the train. Given… View Post
Being a Galway Girl For New Years Eve 2016, I went with a group of eight friends to Ireland and Scotland. After spending a few days in Dublin and a few days (including NYE) in Edinburgh, Scotland, we spent one night in Galway. We tried to jam pack as much as we could in our eight day trip, and Galway… View Post
Exploring One of Thailand’s Islands Koh Phi Phi is one of the most pictureqsue and relaxing places I’ve ever visited. It’s an island in Thailand, about a two hour ferry ride east of Phuket and south of Krabi. I’ve read tons of blog posts about how this island is overrated and touristy, especially compared to some of the other islands… View Post