Tag: Travel

Exploring Old San Juan

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I had so many collaborations and blogging work to catch up on when I got back from vacation that I’m only getting around to sharing my Puerto Rico content now! I felt so inspired there—something about the warm weather and being by the ocean just makes my heart happy. We spent our first couple of days in San Juan, the capital city. Old San Juan is the part of the city that dates back to the 16th century, with the original city walls as a perimeter connecting the Spanish San Felipe del Morro and San Cristóbal fortresses. A popular cruise stop, Old San Juan is known for its brightly colored buildings, cobbled streets, roaming cats, and old-world charm. Continue reading “Exploring Old San Juan”

Weekly Recap #10, 2023

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Boy, what a full two weeks! If you keep up with my Instagram, you know that I just spent the most amazing nine days in Puerto Rico with family. I treated it as a proper vacation and didn’t do any work—either for my day job or for my blog, aside from a few Instagram Reels and Stories. Which means I have a lot of catching up to do now, including posting two weekly recaps today. For reference, this post covers March 6 to March 12. I plan on sharing full Puerto Rico outfit and travel guides soon, so just consider today’s weekly recaps as little teasers! Continue reading “Weekly Recap #10, 2023”

Review of Mt. Princeton Hot Springs Resort

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Two weekends ago, my boyfriend and I made the two and a half hour drive from Denver to Nathrop, Colorado, to spend a night at Mt. Princeton Hot Springs Resort. We had such a relaxing time, so I wanted to share a little review of the hot springs on the blog in case any other Coloradans or visitors are interested. The Centennial State has a ton of hot springs to choose from, so I put a lot of research into deciding which one to visit (not too far of a drive, somewhat of a natural setting). I was really happy with our decision to go to Mt. Princeton, and I was pleasantly surprised that it didn’t smell like sulfur at all! Continue reading “Review of Mt. Princeton Hot Springs Resort”