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Spicy Barbecue, Smooth Jazz & Endless Fountains Trevor and I spent five days in Kansas City for spring break. Maybe not the most conventional spring break, but it was actually really fun. Any change from studying and staring at the computer screen is my kind of break! Here’s a little breakdown of where we stayed, what we did, and where we ate. Enjoy! TO STAY Courtyard Marriott in Westport It was very clean, central to a lot of restaurants, and the staff was very friendly. The

Trevor and I at Cider Hill Farms last year. I can’t believe this is my last fall break ever (woo hoo senior year!!!). It’s hard to believe this time last year Trevor and I ventured back to his hometown in Massachusetts for the first time together. Last year we went to Cider Hill Farms with his mom and to be honest I’ve been dying to go back ever since. We decided to make a tradition of it and pick apples. We took home a dozen cider donuts and some honey sticks. On our way out

This past Sunday for Father’s Day we spent the day exploring in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We started with a tour of main line Philly where my dad grew up and I’ll be spending the rest of the summer. The houses are absolutely gorgeous and the Philadelphia suburbs make it seem like you’re living in a quaint little forest with the city only thirty to forty minutes away. Here’s a little map I found near where we toured. I thought it was so creative, since it involved her percep

I’ve always wanted to light lanterns and set them free after seeing the movie Tangled, but never really thought about it too much except it being a cute idea at weddings. Lighting lanterns and letting them float into the night sky originated from the Chinese, they’re often seen during the fifteenth night of the first lunar month in China and this tradition soon spread to the States. People started writing their hopes, wishes, and dreams or even a letter to a loved one who pas

Follow my blog with Bloglovin Dinner with Trevor’s Parents and Grandparents Inside CR Moulton’s Flat White at Atomic Coffee Roasters Cinnamon Bun Pancakes from Moulton’s Flatbreads in Amesbury! Kent Pond Frog House (I didn’t have a picture so Trevor sent me one from the fall haha) Raclette Dinner My adventure started at 4am two Saturdays ago when my friend Lyndsey and I drove to the airport still half asleep, but managed to talk the entire two hour drive. We arrived at the Ne

FRIDAY Hi there! This weekend Trevor and I decided to spend Easter weekend at the beach with my Dad, Great Aunt, and Great Uncle. We left school mid-afternoon Friday and arrived around dinner time. We decided to try a restaurant down the street called Vagabond Kitchen & Tap House. I found out it was on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives with Guy Fieri last summer and ever since I’ve wanted to try it! I got some mixed mango drink that was delicious with Crabby Mac & Cheese of course

Spring break (check out what I did here) was the first time I’ve traveled in a while and it gave me a little spark of wanderlust. I honestly think I’m happiest when I’m traveling, whether it’s a 12 hour flight outside the country or a 30 minute car ride to a new town. There’s something about exploring that is humbling and exciting all at the same time. Here’s the top 10 places I’d like to explore. 1. Blue Lagoon, Iceland Blue Lagoon, Iceland by Fabrice via flickr The Blue Lag

Last week was my spring break and somehow my boyfriend and his friends convinced me to go North haha. When planning we wanted to keep it cheap, but we still wanted to have fun and be able to explore a new place. There were many ideas thrown out like Florida (mine), Washington D.C., South Carolina, etc., but after a long debate we decided on the City of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Fast forward a month and a long drive through several patches of snow storms, we arrive! We rented