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Embarking on a holiday adventure brings its own set of thrills and challenges, and for many, looking fabulous is part of the fun. Therefore, packing your trusted curling iron might be non-negotiable. However, the TSA rules can often be confusing, leaving you puzzled over whether to stow your hairstyling device in your hand luggage or … Read more
My grandfather’s attachment and deep appreciation for the natural beauty that surrounds the Golden Isles of Georgia have defined my family’s love for this spectacular paradise from an early age. The rich tapestry of life and the well-guarded nooks waiting to be discovered on these islands are an ever-unfolding treasure trove; each visit becomes a … Read more
Perched at the south end of St. Simons Island in Georgia, the St. Simons Lighthouse, built in 1872, wears its history with pride. The original lighthouse on this site was erected in 1810 and served as a guiding beam for ships navigating the perilous waters of St. Simons Sound. However, it met its untimely destruction … Read more
When it comes to traveling as a baller, planning your trip with basketball in mind requires a machine-like efficiency, especially when obsessed with nailing that perfect 3-pointer at local courts. Whether you visit family or shoot hoops with friends and strangers, packing your b-ball comes with TSA guidelines to heed. It’s a sport of both … Read more
In the heart of New York City, the distinctive silhouette of water towers perched atop buildings is not just a charming throwback; these architectural features are crucial to modern living. As a New Yorker and architecture enthusiast, I’ve come to appreciate these relics of a bygone era that resemble rustic wooden barrels, knowing they ensure … Read more
The Fearless Girl Statue, a bronze sculpture initially poised defiantly opposite the Charging Bull at Bowling Green in the Financial District of Manhattan, has since moved and now continues to impart her message near the New York Stock Exchange. Through her journey across New York, the statue has become far more than a piece of … Read more
Nestled in the bustling Financial District of New York City, just a stone’s throw away from Wall Street, the Charging Bull stands as a formidable bronze beast. My first encounter with this iconic statue was during a summer internship in finance; stepping out of the New York Stock Exchange, I was both shocked and nostalgic. … Read more
Packing your bags for your next holiday can be quite a quandary, especially with the ever-evolving TSA policies that seem to change as quickly as your destination’s weather. But don’t let worry impact your pre-flight excitement; arm yourself with knowledge and insights for a seamless experience. Blankets, those cozy companions essential for comfort on board … Read more
Walking through Manhattan in February can often feel like a scene from a dreary winter tale. The sky is often cloaked with a cold gray shroud, the streets are blanketed with a thick layer of slush, and an unforgiving wind tears through the avenues. But amidst this bleakness, a burst of color and playfulness awaits … Read more
On the downtown Manhattan-facing waterfront of Brooklyn Bridge Park, amidst the sweeping views of the East River, stands Jane’s Carousel. This historical merry-go-round is not just a ride; it’s a symbol of the enduring craftsmanship and history that Brooklyn embodies. The carousel, which has rolled into both nostalgia and delight, offers more than a simple … Read more
