The High Line is a public art park that was built on over an abandoned freight rail line that sits above the streets in Manhattan. New Yorkers can enjoy a little bit of nature and art while fitting in their daily steps for the day after a long day in the office.
Read MoreI’d be remiss if I didn’t mention COVID-19 in my blog as this global public health crisis will change a lot and will continue to change a lot in the world.
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What could go wrong on my first hike post breaking my kneecap…?
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When you look up the trail - most hikers will say this is a moderate hike. Kayla and I were pretty comfortable with hiking so we thought we were ready for it… BUT IT WAS ALL A LIE!!! This hike is strenuous. I will not sugercoat the truth in honor of all those other poor souls who were out with us that day.
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The hiatus is over! Shanna Wanna Go is back!
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The last few months have been, to say the least, crazy busy! Juggling a promotion, studying for the LSAT, and recovering from my earlier trip to Arizona was tough and the burnout was real. Somehow, this and that happened and here I am refreshed as can be after my trip to Chicago.
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This cafe highlight focuses on Midtown’s Taylor St Baristas. This cafe is a must visit cafe with so many (fantastic) options!
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This gem of a cafe is a short walk away from Union Square and just the street over from book lovers paradise, Strands.
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For the dreary and busy first and second avenues, Remi's provides a breath of fresh air and peace.
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Mahabalipuram is a beautiful reminder that India’s history is rich with innovation, creativity and a little mystery.
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Tips on how to enjoy the beach even if you aren’t a beach person at Marina Beach (the second longest beach in the world).
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Spyscape is Midtown Manhattan’s newest treasure. This innovative and interactive museum merges your childhood fantasies with history in all the best ways.
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