Hold the phone, guys. I have a new favorite hostel — Amber Tree Lodge in Cape Town. And my favorite part is that it’s next to the best coffeehouse on the African continent. Can I move here? Continue reading
It’s a must-do for every Cape Town visitor — take a cable car (or hike if you’d prefer a workout) to the top of Table Mountain to enjoy spectacular views of the city and rugged coastline beyond. Continue reading
The Tony Awards have long been my favorite night of television, and this year I got to work behind the scenes! Check out my recap of the biggest night in theater. Continue reading
Are you ready for this? It’s my big South Africa post — a preview of how I spent six weeks traveling around this glorious country. Click through to see why I fell in love with South Africa. Continue reading
There is a certain magic to the simple pleasures of Cape Cod: beach strolls, backyard grilling, and lobster rolls. I got a taste of those things and more (board games!) over Memorial Day weekend with my family. Continue reading
Downtown Los Angeles has changed a lot since I moved here — now there are trendy restaurants on every corner, and one recent Sunday morning my friends and I pay a visit to the area. Highlights include the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, Grand Central Market, and the Bradbury Building. Continue reading
May 2015 brought lots of changes — I switched coasts and said goodbye to a city and people I love. Check out the photo highlights from nights out with friends, delicious meals, and wrapping up my stint at Y&R. Continue reading
Have I convinced anyone to plan a trip to Havasu Falls? This post links to all of my Havasu posts for easy planning — where to stay the night before your journey, what the 10 mile trek is like, info on permits and camping, and of course stellar views of the waterfalls. Continue reading
Video highlights from Havasu Falls! I shot footage the whole time and crammed three days of adventure and waterfalls into this 8-minute clip. Enjoy! Continue reading
Details of our final night at camp and 10 mile return trek to the car… we may have tracked down some mules to carry our heavy backpacks. Then we wolf down a hearty meal and sneak showers at a campground. Continue reading