Whenever I head to the Indianapolis area I tend to naturally gravitate towards the city itself, but I know that the cities just north of Indy have a lot to offer too – and they’re actually closer to my home … Continue reading
Indiana is gorgeous in the fall. The crisp weather, the color in the trees, the way the air smells after it rains – I love it all and it makes me want to get outside and explore. With our busy … Continue reading
I’m not really much of a city person. Give me ocean or mountain scenery over skyscrapers any day of the week. But there are a few cities that, for one reason or another, have really captured my heart, and Chicago is … Continue reading
I first stayed at the Four Seasons Silicon Valley back in 2008, when I was lucky enough to be put up there for an interview. I loved it then, so I was very excited when I heard that a good … Continue reading
I grew up visiting my grandparents every summer at their home in Trenton, Maine, right near Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park. Maybe it’s partly due to my sentimental attachment to the place, but I think Acadia is one … Continue reading
We consider our dog Dancer a member of our family, and take her with us on our travels whenever possible. She’s a great traveler and is usually perfectly content to snooze in the hotel room while we go out and do stuff, but … Continue reading
It’s not all about the wine: Napa Valley is also a serious food destination. It may be best known for super spendy restaurants like The French Laundry, but there is a lot of great food available at much more reasonable … Continue reading
I think it’s safe to say that winter has officially arrived in our part of Indiana (those 4 inches of snow dumped on us last weekend were a pretty clear sign), but I’m still marveling about how beautiful this fall … Continue reading
I have a couple more posts to do about our Alaska adventure, but I wanted to take a quick break to talk food! Specifically, some of my favorite places to eat in one of my favorite cities, Las Vegas. Vegas … Continue reading
Our first food stop in Miami was Versailles in Little Havana. Versailles bills itself as “the most famous Cuban restaurant in the world” and has become something of a destination for visitors to Miami, but I promise it’s not a … Continue reading
