After graduating from San Francisco State University, I moved to Florida in January 2015 to work at Walt Disney World where I met my boyfriend, Fabian, a travel photographer, and things haven't been the same since. Home base is still Orlando, but we're usually on the road exploring the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
As we are on a mission to conquer every theme park in Florida, the next on our list to visit was Legoland in Winter Haven, about an hour drive from Orlando. If you’re staying in Orlando and wish to visit Legoland there is a shuttle that runs there from International Drive (home of the Orlando … More Everything to See at Legoland, Florida
Our first day in Agra was spent at its Red Fort and honestly, it was my favorite part. It’s the sister monument to the Taj Mahal and just as intricately decorated… just less crowded, which is always nice. The fort itself is more of a walled city and was ruled by Emporer Shah Jahan in … More Places and Faces in Agra, India
We landed in New Delhi, the business mecca of the entire country. From our taxi we saw business men in westernized suits on their lunch breaks slurping curry from paper bowls, sold from carts outside the tall office buildings. After checking into our hotel we were able to get an Uber (for under $5) to … More Happy Holi from New Delhi, India
From Venice, a forty-five minute ferry ride can get you to the island of Burano, known for its brightly colored buildings. Apparently the houses were originally painted this way so that fishermen could find their homes in the early morning/late night fog but today its quite obvious that new layers are painted on for the … More The Vibrant Island of Burano
It was my first time celebrating Carnival, and what place better to spend it than Venezia?! The air in February was a bit chilly but not too bad compared to other places we had just been in Europe. Carnival is the most crowded time of year in Venice, but if you spend most of your … More Spending Carnival in Venice, Italy
Our story begins in the city of Frankfurt, a place much more modern than the Germany you may have in mind. Streets were covered in sculptures and other contemporary art… and I felt a sense of familiarity. Of all the countries we’ve visited throughout Europe, Germany felt the most like America, especially the city of Frankfurt. … More Sausages and Castles: A Few Must-Do’s in Germany
1. Manneken Pis’ Wardrobe is on Display The little peeing boy statuette who has inhabited his corner near La Grand-Place since the 1600s dresses for special occasions. You can see some of the outfits he’s worn and been gifted at the recently opened museum called GardeRobe MannekenPis. In 1756 an act was passed and an … More 5 More Things You Didn’t Know About Belgium
After spending a little over two weeks in the mountains, it was nice to get out of snow pants, boots, and other gear. As we made our way North to Belgium we stopped in the cutest, little town that looked like it came out of a children’s illustrated storybook, and thy name was Colmar. See what … More Colmar, France: A Real Life Fantasyland
To finish off the winter we headed back to Europe with the family into the French Alps at a ski resort called Sainte Foy Tarentaise. It was only my second time skiing but the slopes there really helped me perfect my technique! Well, after falling…many times. There were easy slopes through an enchanting forest and … More Skiing the French Alps
In December we got to spend a special day with my little cousin Crystal, because she was turning 21 and I wanted it to be a celebration she would always remember. I spent my 21st birthday bar hopping in San Francisco (while I was living there in college) so when my good friend Becca offered … More Harbor Court Inn: A Perfect Night in San Francisco
Places We Kissed 