Gabrielle Goes West: Art Crawling in Santa Monica
Bergamot Station’s art galleries are a great free way to get your fill of culture in Santa Monica
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Tour Guide: Cape Cod Eats
Hamptons, Jersey Shore, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, Cape Cod… If you’re a beach person, you probably have a regular summer spot, and you’re pretty passionate about how much better it is than everywhere else. I’ve been a Cape Cod kid since before I was born; my mom and her family spent every summer at a resort […]
Read MoreWeek(end) in Photos: Vacation Diary, Part 2
I am sad, guys. I am sitting here with a massive bowl of soggy cereal, looking up my course book lists. Vacation is over. Nine beautiful days on the Cape, and we are home again. At least the weather was terrible today, so we didn’t feel like the Cape was mocking us for leaving. I’ll […]
Read MoreHome in the Holy Land Part 1: Jerusalem
A recap of my recent trip to Israel. It was so good to be home!
Read MoreFinal Countdown
As of today, I have three weeks left in Israel. I can’t decide if I’m more devastated to leave, or thrilled to come home. I find the promise of family, friends, holiday cheer, and my own car and bed to be very alluring, but I can’t imagine leaving the people I’ve come to love here […]
Read MorePalm Trees to Parkas: A Week in Vienna
One of the best parts about being on a different continent is Israel’s proximity to other countries. It is so expensive to travel from America to anywhere, but within Europe and the Middle East, you can fly country-to-country for much cheaper. So when I decided to spend the semester in Israel, my parents told me […]
Read MoreInto November
It’s true what they say, time flies when you’re having fun. A few hiccups aside, I am beyond happy here, and dreading it all ending. That being said, here are a few photos post-North Trip through Halloween and the past week or so… Breakfast for dinner obviously means mimosas. Enjoying beach weekends… thank god for […]
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Love & Water 