In 2009, I spent six months living in Sydney. This was part of a study abroad exchange program, so I studied at the University of Sydney. I tell people that studying abroad was the single best decision I made in college. (My husband always objects here because we met in college, but I maintain that we… Read More Top ten things to do in Syndey, part 1
The North Carolina Zoo is the perfect way to spend a day with family! These links contain affiliate links, which means I get a few cents (at no extra cost to you) if you book or buy something via that link. This helps me keep costs down and posts up! All images copyright Teaspoon of Nose.
There’s so much to do in London! Here are a few ways to things to prioritize. This post contains affiliate links, which means I get a few cents (at no extra cost to you) if you book or buy something via that link. This helps me keep costs down and posts up! All images copyright Teaspoon of… Read More London explorations, part 2
With hundreds of years of history, London has so much to see. While you can never see it all in one trip, here’s part one of a my favorite things to do in London! This post contains affiliate links, which means I get a few cents (at no extra cost to you) if you book or… Read More London explorations, part 1
The Blue Ridge Mountains are stunningly beautiful any time of year, but fall just might be my favorite! Here’s a bit from our recent autumn getaway to see the leaves! This post contains affiliate links, which means I get a few cents (at no extra cost to you) if you book or buy something via that… Read More Blue Ridge Mountain Weekend
On a recent trip for work, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to fly first class. It was a 7 hour flight, so I really got to take advantage of many of the amenities offered by flying in style. We flew US Airways on a newer plane, and I must admit, I found… Read More Thoughts from my first time in first class
Castillo San Filepe del Morro, or El Morro, is the Spanish colonial fort built on the tip of San Juan harbor. Built in the 16th century, it’s now open to the public as a National Park. When Logan and I found ourselves with an extra hour in San Juan, we headed straight up to El… Read More San Juan’s National Park: El Morro