“Don’t spoil a good story by telling the truth.” — Isabella Stewart Gardner Here’s my guide to visiting the magnificent Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum in Boston Massachusetts. I give you an overview of the museum’s history, the must see masterpieces, and tips for visiting. If you’re an art lover, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is … Read more
Looking for some bucket list ideas for the United States? The United States is an enormous and engaging country, with a diverse range of breathtaking travel options. From sea to shining sea, the country offers exciting cites, incredible eye popping landscapes, and historic landmarks. There are too many must see places to list in a … Read more
Book and literary nerds of the world unite! Here’s my guide to visiting the Boston Athenaeum. The Athenaeum is a top attraction in Boston’s lovely Beacon Hill neighborhood. When you pass through the red leather doors at 10½ Beacon Street, you’ll discover one of Boston’s hidden gems — the enduring and beloved Boston Athenaeum. An … Read more
Looking for an off the beaten path day trip or weekend getaway in New England? Or planning a visit to Dartmouth College? If so, I have the perfect one day itinerary for visiting the bucolic rural town of Hanover New Hampshire. Hanover is often called one of the United States “best places to live” and … Read more
Here’s my guide to walking the Freedom Trail in Boston Massachusetts. This guide tells you everything to see on the Freedom Trail. It also gives you must know tips for visiting. Boston is an incredibly walkable city, filled with history and iconic landmarks. To see them, you should take a stroll on the Freedom Trail. … Read more
Here’s my guide to the best one week fall foliage itinerary in New England. New England is a classic American destination, the perfect place for a road trip. As a born/bred/educated New England girl myself, I think New England is arguably one of the world’s most beautiful places in the fall. Country roads wind through … Read more
It was the weekend of my daughter’s “white coat” ceremony in Boston. To most people, the white coat is a symbol of the medical profession. To my daughter Ali, it meant the end of her imprisonment in the classroom. She was ready to begin clinicals, to have a “real job.” I wondered about this mindset. … Read more