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There are concerts... and then there are concerts that somehow turn into an entire weekend-long personality trait. Noah Kahan's The Great Divide Tour fell squarely into category two!

48 Hours in Seattle for Noah Kahan's The Great Divide Tour

My husband Jared and I headed to Seattle for the final weekend...


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Some trips are about packing as much as humanly possible into 48 hours. This was decidedly not one of those trips.

For our first annual book club getaway, my besties and I packed our books, beach chairs, an arguably excessive amount of junk journaling supplies, snacks, games, and ourselves int...


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I’m a coffee lover, but not so much an aficionado - I don’t know a lot of the fancy terminology and I’m okay with that, all I care about is if it tastes good! I’m also a big fan of getting out of the house and working elsewhere for the day as someone who works from home, so I have a natural pull to the coffe...


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Can you really experience New York City in one day? Absolutely not. lol!

Can you eat an excellent bagel, stand somewhere that changed American history, grab an authentic New York slice, wander Greenwich Village, see the Hudson River, visit a famous television apartment, experience Times Square, and lea...


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There’s something uniquely surreal about visiting Washington, D.C. for the first time. You’ve seen the Capitol dome on television, learned about the Smithsonian museums in school, and watched history unfold on these very streets - but actually standing there makes it all feel remarkably real.

Our first...


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