Where Everyday Meets New Meaning
Located in Lincoln Heights in Lincoln Park right next to East Los Angeles College and a walk away from the USC Institute for Global Help, is a place that is rich with culture. Plaza De la Raza is...
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Caution: Disasters Make Attractions
October 29th, 2012. Unfortunately, this was the dreaded day Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey. A category 3 hurricane, houses were left flooded and power lines were tangled everywhere. That week, everything...
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Vermont Gold
Born and raised in Vermont, I have experienced the splendor of the Green Mountain’s five seasons: spring, summer, fall, winter and mud. Whether the trees are covered in piercing green...
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Visiting Coppell, Texas
Coppell, Texas. A small city in the greater Dallas area that is home to about 40,000 residents including...
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COLORADO SPRINGS (AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL)
Waking up in the morning and breathing fresh mountain air is often a reminder of my love for my hometown of Colorado Springs. Almost everyday I see the sun shining down on...
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The Upper West Side – A City Within a City
I was lucky enough to have been born in the Big Apple almost 17 years ago. Although I was raised in the Bronx, I identify more with the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where my grandparents live. These days,...
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White Cloud: A Hidden Town
Most people would write a blog about their hometown or a foreign place like London or Paris. I have chosen a place that is hidden and unknown to many. It is a place that I feel...
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The Blunt Truth About Los Angeles
1.In the metropolitan city of Los Angeles the question is not what to do, but what not to do! Ranging from a myriad of sightseeing activities to shopping centers, LA is a key travel destination for visitors...
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