Had a blast visiting Story Land in New Hampshire with my cousin’s family! It was my first time back since I went as a kid in the early ’90s, and it’s held up well. Check out the photo highlights. Continue reading
After years of admiring Williamstown Theatre Festival from a distance, I finally visited in person last July to see a modern adaptation of a Chekhov play and scope out this charming Massachusetts town. Continue reading
Theater geek alert: awhile back I visited the boyhood home of Eugene O’Neill, one of America’s greatest playwrights. His best-known play, Long Day’s Journey Into Night, was inspired by events that took place here. Continue reading
Spent a peaceful afternoon meandering around The Cloisters in NYC — what a lovely respite from the city. Check out my photo highlights of the gardens, courtyards, and interiors. Continue reading
Back in June I discovered Giuffrida Park in Meriden, CT for the first time — I was immediately enamored with the lake and cliff views. Here are photos from that hike. Continue reading
We celebrated my mom’s birthday awhile back with a small gathering — pizza, cocktails, homemade cake, and games. Plus puppy cuddling. Continue reading
I visited The Big E this year for the first time as an adult… here are the foods we tried: loaded baked potatoes, a blooming onion, apple pie with cheese on top, deep fried cheesecake. Thanks to my cousin for showing us the ropes! Continue reading
Finally, here is my August 2017 recap post! I spent 2.5 weeks on a New England / Canada camping road trip that included a wedding, theater, national parks, and family time. Here is the first glimpse of that trip. Continue reading
Better late than never — here is my recap for July 2017! Cape Cod, summer camp, cousins visits, and a few New England summer theater festivals. Continue reading
And here is part two of my summer camp experience — this was a middle school program themed after The Amazing Race: the kids learned about other cultures and participated in scavenger hunt activities. Continue reading