Discoveries from an unexpected life in Switzerland
Prior to our journey to Naples, we spent cozy nights at home eating bowls of Italian wedding soup with reruns of The Godfather. These were the only two elements we knew about Italy’s less glossed over destination: that it was the birthplace of pizza and the Camorra....
Unlike most property rentals on Airbnb, ours was family owned, dating all the way back to the 13th century, and managed by a Count. ...
With over 17 million visitors each year, so many love Paris because of just that- it is a place that stays with you, creating a unique story for everyone who passes by. ...
I feel wealthy because I have accumulated friendships that have withstood time. Niah is one such friendship, a person who knows about the time I sh** my pants, my extensive list of ex boyfriends, and my show choir phase. That...
I once read that overnight train rides were for those who craved a different form of travel- one that doesn’t feel rushed, but simply allows you to sit back and enjoy the show. Admittedly I was more eager for my...
While being thrown in as the new kid from one school to another was difficult for my eight-year-old self, I figured it would be a piece of cake when moving overseas to Switzerland. Surely adults can make lasting friendships easier than children. Boy, was I wrong....
Quincy Jones once called the Montreux Jazz Festival the Rolls Royce of festivals. A place where great artists go once they’ve reached a certain level of success. It’s a place where people go not to be seen (e.g., Coachella), but to be surrounded by incredible music....
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