What To Wear in Dubrovnik, Croatia During August
/What to wear and pack for Dubrovnik, Croatia in August.
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What to wear and pack for Dubrovnik, Croatia in August.
Read MoreWe visited Washington DC in late October and were looking forward to the Fall weather. Here is what we wore for our three days and two nights of adventures in DC.
Read MoreThe weather in Asheville, NC in October can be quite pleasant, with crisp mornings (50’s) and mild daytime temperatures (70’s). To enjoy the fall foliage comfortably, layering was key, and here is what we ended up packing and wearing.
Read MoreWe visited Japan April 19th through May 3rd and the temperatures fluctuated throughout the day. Here is what we ended up wearing during our two-week trip to Narita and Tokyo.
Read MoreGiven the warm and comfortable climate on Coronado Island, here is what I ended up wearing during my trip from July 12-15.
Read MoreIn October, long-sleeved shirts or lightweight sweaters are ideal for sunny afternoons. For chillier days a light coat will keep you cozy and comfortable. Here is what we ended up wearing during our two-week trip from October 4th through October 18th.
Read MoreWeather-wise, July is a great time to visit London. The mornings and evenings are in the 60s and the daytime temperatures were in the 70s. Layering is definitely key.
Read MoreJune is a great time to visit Paris. The mornings and evenings are in the 60s and the daytime temperatures range from the high 70s to mid-80s. We encountered some light rain and cloudy weather, but for the majority of our time in Paris, we experienced sunny weather.
Read MoreI often get asked what women should wear in Turkey or if there is some sort of dress code for women. In general, you can pretty much wear whatever you want. The only places where you need to dress a certain way is at the mosques. To give you a better idea on what you should pack, here’s what I wore in Cappadocia, Antalya, Kas, Pamukkale, and Istanbul.
Read MoreWhether you’re shopping, hiking, walking your pooch, or just want a chic phone accessory, Bandolier is the ultimate fashion accessory to protect your precious gadget and carrying it hands-free.
Read MoreWe’ve added several Amazon Fashion brands to our wardrobe this past year for our travels and everyday wear. We thought it would be a good time to review the fit, size, comfort, and overall quality of the garments.
Read MoreRecently, we’ve been escaping on the weekends visiting various areas throughout Southern California and our go-to road trip clothing has been Anatomie. Anatomie uses luxe French and Italian fabrics to make their clothes wrinkle-free, quick-dry, durable, and exceptionally easy to care for, which is why they make for the perfect road trip attire.
Read MoreIf you are a vegetarian, vegan, or just someone who wants to indulge in a meal packed with nutrients, then Kinpira Gobo (braised carrot and burdock root) is a great choice. Gobo is packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals and has been used for centuries in holistic medicine.
Read MoreI love mayonnaise but I love Japanese mayonnaise even more. It’s a very different taste from American mayo and is commonly known as Kewpie in Japan. This Japanese Macaroni Salad recipe uses a good amount of Kewpie mayo and it’s a popular side dish in Japan. It’s a very simple dish to make.
Read MoreKatsu is a common and very popular comfort food in Japan that Crystal and I cook all the time. It’s a very simple dish and it’s also a great recipe to cook with kids. As a child, I really enjoyed helping my mom prepare this dish.
Read MoreI want to emphasize that it’s not just about the products I use, but when I use them. I have always felt that my nighttime routine was the most important time for my skin to rejuvenate. I’m a strong believer that the products I use to recharge and nourish my skin, to its fullest, is best achieved by showering at night right before I go to bed.
Read MoreI love Japanese comfort foods and one of my favorite dishes from Japan is tatsuta age. I cook this at home all the time and over the years, I’ve adapted the recipe to a healthier version by not deep frying the chicken.
Read MoreMany traditional Japanese foods are filled with antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and beneficial bacteria that naturally boost your immune system. I personally think that this is a better and cheaper option than dietary supplements, for the most part.
Read MoreThe world is having to adjust to their new norm now by staying at home and having less contact with family, friends, and co-workers. For a lot of people, this has been a difficult time being so isolated, but there’s also a lot of positives that are coming out of this. Here are some things you can do to help keep your spirits up while you’re safe at home.
Read MoreFebruary is a great time to travel to Guatemala. I visited Lake Atitlan in the middle of February for 5 days on a personal yoga retreat and was able to pack everything I needed in my carry-on luggage. These are my recommendations on what to pack while visiting this gorgeous lake.
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