The ringing in of a new year initially brings mother nature’s more fickle and moody side to the surface, yet even with cold temps and possible snow and rain, it’s hard to deny the beauty of New York City in January. The city is a bit sleeper; the pace, a gear slower; and the mood, … More New York City in Images, Her Fav 8
Contrary to popular belief, when it comes to New York City, green space is not a mirage or confined to an East Village mural. Residents and frequent visitors alike know one of the “concrete jungle’s” biggest assets is actually, green space! The government agency in charge of managing parks claims there are over 1,700 parks … More 10 Leafy Respites in the Big Apple
Have you ever found yourself obsessed with a local product while traveling? Thanks to the team at Mental Floss magazine, I was able to dig into two of my favorite obsessions: Morocco & moisturizer, and gain a new respect for the centuries old craft of cracking the tough argan nut. From Goat Dung to Face … More Exploring 2 Loves: Morocco & Moisturizer
An Epic Coast-to-Coast Run Provides Inspiration with Every Mile There’s no sugar coating it. Yesterday, my run sucked. I could blame it on the humidity in Tampa (where we are visiting family,) but the truth is some days the energy or motivation isn’t there. Mid-run, I found myself attempting to channel Ernie Andrus. Since hearing … More Running the Distance with Ernie Andrus
In many ways Rijeka reminds us of our hometown of Birmingham, AL. No the latter doesn’t have historic castles or a gorgeous sea view, but both cities are undergoing sweeping reinvention, using the bones of an industrial past to create exciting new public spaces. Here’s my latest for Paste Travel, hope you enjoy. If you … More Checklist Rijeka for Paste Travel
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