During our week on safari, we had the pleasure of staying at some incredible lodging camps, a few of which I’ll be featuring on the Trishlist in the next week. …
Tanzania: The Fatherland
My family and I just returned from two extraordinary weeks in East Africa. My Dad was born and raised in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, so needless to say this trip …
On the Trishlist: Barbrix Wine Bar
Love when I make people cry… tears of joy, that is! Seriously, it’s the best. That’s what happened when I surprised one of my best friend at her birthday brunch …
A change in season
It was the first week of Fall in New York City and like clockwork the weather shifted– from long, hot, humid, days to chilly, drizzly, gloomy ones. Being a native …
On the Trishlist: Williamsburg’s La Esquina
Wanting to cure last night’s hangover, a few friends and I ventured out on a Saturday pub crawl in Williamsburg. It’d been a while since I’d explored the uber hipster …
Unsuspecting Lovers
There are three things you can be sure I’ll do when I visit DUMBO (Down under the Manhattan and Brooklyn Overpass). And those are: Eat at Shake Shack. Take photos …
Thank you, New York City
I’m a bit late on this post… but the first day of Fall also marked two months in the Big Apple for me. I can’t believe it’s been nearly 8 …
Well-deserved days off
A few weeks ago on the blog, I mentioned that I wanted to document my brother– out and about in Brooklyn– in hopes of making him Insta-famous surgeon. Most of …
A Routine Observation
One of my favorite things to do while traveling, is pick up on the small of nuances and behaviors, particularly those that have to do with everyday life. Not only …
S.O.L.O: Traveling without expectation, Saint Emilion Part 2
Last spring, my dear friend Stephanie and I ventured out to the sleepy yet very beautiful Saint Emilion, in the southwest of France. Our reason for the adventure? To track …