Because some things we just have to see for ourselves…
Captured in these featurettes are all of my nostalgic adventures, patched together in much the same way that my memory works –
in snippets, still images, roving & often distracted visual angles, and at a pace all my own.
In the end, I just want you to feel like you were there.
Because Jiminy Cricket wasn’t speaking in vain to a wooden toy...Here’s how a New Year’s Eve fireworks show at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom -- and a few wise words …
Because not everything about the past is nostalgic... Here's how a visit to Sleepy Hollow, New York and the neighboring village of Tarrytown, encouraged us to stop chasing past fears -- …
Because when given the option to sink or swim, we ask...Can’t we just float? It’s so much easier. Here’s how a visit to Coral Gables’ Venetian Pool taught me that a …
Because we're all more than just snapshots in a 24 hour period... Here's how a 24 Hour photo project in "Documenting Humanity to Make a Difference" sent us scavenging throughout New …
Because fashion is certainly one way to satisfy our need for nostalgia... Here's how I ended up doing my first nostalgic fashion shoot in a seedy Queens, New York motel room …
Because there are some times and places we can never return to... Here's how a visit to the annual Cuba Nostalgia Fair in Miami, transported to us to a bygone era …
Because sometimes the lessons we learn are taught to us in retrospect... Here's how a visit to a 1960s restaurant in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania taught us everything we need to know about …
Because there are days when we lose sight of our dreams and forget who we are... Here's how a walking tour of New York City's holiday windows reminded us that our …
Because things aren't always what they seem... Here's how a 1930s New Jersey bowling alley turned record store taught us about transformation, mortality, and the value of a shared nostalgic human …
Because there was a time when there were no 8-tracks, cassette tapes, CDs or MP3s... Here's how an old RCA record player silenced back in 1963 helped revolutionize the record store experience …
I’m a writer, actor, curious world traveler, hopeless nostalgic & lover of all things vintage. My blog is a mix of all that.
I bring you along on my travels and dare you to dream with me about all things past, as we figure out how to navigate the future. So pack your bags & grab your rose-colored shades…you’re going to need them where we’re going!
