Laying Low In The Lowcountry
“I have heard it said that an inoculation to the sights and smells of the Carolina Lowcountry is an almost
Author: Robin Venturelli
I’m a California native who after raising a family and working her way through several varied careers, sold her home, and moved with her husband into a small apartment. Now I spend as much time as I can traveling. Most of my wanderlust centers around food, the arts, philosophy and a love of sunshine.
Live in the 1960’s: Stay at the new TWA Hotel at JFK Airport
On one of my latest trips, I had the opportunity for a layover in New York City. Since I would
Driving The Civil Rights Trail; Southeast USA
As a child who grew up in California in the 1960s, I was alive when Martin Luther King Jr. made
Florida Keys
We decided to experience Southern Florida by way of a road trip through the Florida Keys this March. Having flown
Bermuda Bae
Bermuda is my happy place. I visited for the first time in 1989 when I stayed at The Coral Beach &
The Serenity of Sedona, Arizona
I had heard of a magical place in the Arizona desert where the harmony of the earth provided a serenity
Renting A Home During Covid-19
If you are like me and live in a small apartment, you may be seeking a brief respite in a
The Light Within
“Nothing can dim the light that shines from within.” – Maya Angelou. In these times of quarantine, it sure has
How to Indulge Your Wanderlust During the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Great ideas from fellow blogger Shivya Nath, The Shooting Star: Some creative ideas to satiate your travel cravings – safely
South Korean Odyssey
SEOUL HOTEL: http://www.shilla.net/seoul/index.do Being an avid traveler, I had always wanted to visit South Korea, and this year I got