Hi loves! I’ve been dying to share this one with you! One of the weekends my hubby went to visit me while I was working in Mexico, we took a tour to the Pyramids of Teotihuacan. Normally, we’d want to do our own thing and not be part of a formal tour, but renting a … More Travel Vlog: Pyramids of Teotihuacan, Mexico
This is another reason why I love living in Texas. It’s so rich with history, we’re surrounded! The San Antonio Missions have recently been inducted as a World Heritage Site, preserving four of the five Spanish Frontier missions in San Antonio. Exploring the city with my mom, I decided to take her to Mission Concepción, … More San Antonio Missions
The San Felipe Castle, also known as El Morro, sits on a hill facing the North most point of San Juan, Puerto Rico. It was designed to defend the port in the Spanish Colonial era and was built between 1539-1587. The Fort still stands today and is the most highly visited location in Puerto Rico. … More Puerto Rico Diary Part 3: Castles and Cemeteries
More on my vacation to Puerto Rico where I acted like a serious tourist. I love that I’m able to come back to the island I called home for 22 years and experience it in a completely different light. Old San Juan may be somewhat of a tourist trap, but if you’re willing to walk … More Donde está El Morro? (Where is El Morro?)
As part of our little vacation, we visited Austin, TX. I’d been there before but we hadn’t seen the Capitol and the Downtown are during the day. Austin is vibrant, hip and full of life! The day was lovely, not too warm and definitely not cold. I wore a crochet top I found in the … More State Capitol
Blooming Lotus 