Waterfalls and tapas in the Smoky Mountains
After a wonderful day with family and food in Raleigh and Chapel Hill, North Carolina we headed west to Asheville. … Continue reading Waterfalls and tapas in the Smoky Mountains
After a wonderful day with family and food in Raleigh and Chapel Hill, North Carolina we headed west to Asheville. … Continue reading Waterfalls and tapas in the Smoky Mountains
The start of a new US road trip is always an exciting adventure. We left Manhattan early and stopped at … Continue reading The Tiffany Saints of Petersburg
The Patrons of Park Avenue (POPA) have sponsored Idriss B., a French Tunisian artist, to add a pop of color … Continue reading It’s a jungle out there..on Park Avenue
Bloomingdale’s fills the block between East 59th and 60th from Lexington Ave to Third. This year, their winter holiday windows … Continue reading Windows, twigs and trains
Hazy, hot and humid end of August days in New York suggested a road trip north to cooler climates and … Continue reading Down East, Up North: what we did on our summer vacation
On a beautiful July morning across from Lincoln Center, in Dante Park, dividing Broadway and Columbus Avenue, a sculpture of … Continue reading Broadway blooms with marble flowers for summer
This year seems to have taken forever and also gone by super fast. This also applies for our time in … Continue reading Shiny Seasonal Spirit
Central Park is my comfort zone. The lower loop fills me with wonderful memories and keeps on surprising me with … Continue reading The perks of Central Park
The iconic Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Guggenheim Museum is home to contemporary art and architecture. The outside of the building is … Continue reading The Countryside at the Guggenheim
Chinatown is filled with delicious restaurants, bakeries and markets. There are also every kind of shop and service available even … Continue reading Peace, love and happiness and…Chinatown