When I think of Fort Worth, I think of cowboys and honky-tonks. Of cattle drives down brick lanes and the Cowtown Marathon. But Fort Worth is more than that. It’s a town of artists. Forth Worth has a rich musical history, and you’re just as likely to stumble into a jazz café as you are […]
Pack your bags for Southbury, CT’s best b&b
It’s been more than a month since I checked out of the best B&B in Southbury, Connecticut. I’m back in Texas, but I’m still dreaming of the homemade breakfast, DIY bar, gorgeous gardens, and New England hospitality at Evergreen Inn. A 200-year history The Evergreen Inn is an 1818 Federalist-style home with six guest rooms […]
SO(ba) MATCHA fun: 2 amazing cooking classes near Tokyo!
What better way to cook up a good time than to get in the kitchen and learn something new? When I took a two-week trip to Japan, I loved trying new foods and learning how to make traditional Japanese favorites like wagashi, character bento boxes, and oyaki. I believe taking a cooking class in Japan […]
Ennis bluebonnet trails: a very Texan road trip
“The stars at night are big and bright…” If you *clap, clap, clap, clapped* in your head, you must be a true Texan. Each spring, you can venture deep into the heart of Texas to see our lovely state flower in full bloom! Although you’re sure to see bluebonnets sprouting up on every major highway, […]
Traveling tastebuds: Kyoto matcha WOWBOX
Last month, WOWBOX featured cherry blossom-themed treats from all across Japan. This month, we’re going local! The May WOWBOX is designed to highlight local artisans in Kyoto and the snacks they produce. I was especially excited about this box, since I had the opportunity to visit Kyoto on my 2-week trip through Japan in 2019. […]
A foodie’s first-time guide to Washington, DC dining
I know lots of Americans visit the nation’s capital in the eighth grade. They visit the museums and monuments, and watch our country’s history come to life. I never had the opportunity. On this trip, I was over the moon to see Abraham Lincoln sitting in his armchair and totally geeked out when Marine One […]
Traveling tastebuds: Japanese sakura
I visited Japan in August, long after the final cherry blossom had bloomed for the year. Despite missing the season, I enjoyed the famous sakura in tea and desserts. The blossoms are such a part of the culture that there’s a special Japanese word (hanami) to describe the act of viewing sakura. Every year, 2.9 million travelers visit […]
Sake Voyage: drink up Japanese culture
As a travel blogger, one of the most frequently asked questions I receive is, “What’s your favorite destination?” And for a long time, I had trouble settling on my top three destinations. After my two-week trip to Japan in 2019, answering that question got a whole lot easier. Japan is a unique combination of completely […]
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