On this episode my guest is singer/song writer Noel Gourdin. Noel gives some insight into his hometown of Brockton, Massachusetts and what he feels you should do in and around the city. Noel also talks about his recent move to Southern California and what he has been getting into since living there.
I have had the pleasure of driving a Mazda in the past and I enjoyed the car so much, I didn’t want to give it back. So when I found out I was going to be able to test out the Mazda3 Sedan with Premium Package I was very happy. This time we were headed on a road-trip to Chincoteague Island, Virginia. We were going to be glamping in an RV!
If you are someone who is always checking a bag, then this episode is definitely for you! Hello, my name is Holly and I am an over packer who is Team Carry-On. In this episode I talk about 5 reasons why you should be Team Carry-On too. I get that it can be hard. Hopefully this will steer you in the direction of no longer checking it unless you have to!
I have always wanted to go glamping. What is glamping you ask? Glamorus camping. There is no sleeping in a tent on the ground with nature. Glamping has amenities and can even be resort like yet, you still get a taste of the great outdoors with some comfort. So when I was invited to stay at one of the sites with Kampgrounds of America (KOA), I excitedly jumped on that.
Spain is a beautiful country. I have already been to Malaga and Madrid. Barcelona has been on my short list for sometime. I am finally glad I got the opportunity to visit. We tried to pack in as much as we could in a few days while also just relaxing a bit. I hope what we did will inspire your Barcelona plans. Here is how we spent 3 fun days in Barcelona, Spain.
Once again I made my way to the Jacob Javits Center in New York City to attend the New York International Auto Show. I have been going to this show since I was a teenager. The show is open from April 19th – 28th. Tickets are $17 for adults and $7 for kids 12 and under. If you plan to go or just can’t make it here is a peak at the cool cars I got to see prior to it opening.
The amount of places to eat in Barcelona are endless. So much so that it could be difficult to choose. I saw many of the same places recommended over and over to try out, but I didn’t bother. Once in Barcelona I looked at TripAdvisor and tried out one place a couple of blocks from the hotel. The other 2 places were highly recommended by this wonderful lady who worked at the hotel.
When visiting Barcelona you must see some of Antoni Gaudi’s work. His name is synonymous with this Catalonian city. His work can be found all over the city with over 20 sites to see and choose from. I had the opportunity to see some, but got up close to 4. I wish I had seen more, but I will save that for the next time.
I have been wanting to visit Barcelona, Spain for some time now. I have already been to Malaga and Madrid. Those two cities were great, Malaga being my favorite of the two. They have helped make Spain one of my favorite places to visit, but Barcelona really made it even more so. With so much to see and do in this city, there are things you should know before heading there!
I have been wanting to visit Charleston, South Carolina for a while. The charming photos and of course the southern food was a selling point. Another was that it is on so many lists as the must visit city. So when I finally had the opportunity to visit, I jumped on it. While only being there one day, I can say I look forward to going back.
There are so many things to see, do, and know about New York City. As a person born and raised in New York City, it is important to help those who want to come visit this concrete jungle. With the help of my fellow blogger friend Adanna from Rattles & Heels we have 10 tips that we hope help while you are visiting NYC. Honestly there is so much to know about New York City there will most likely be more posts I write about this.