(Video) Experiencing Cuba Nostalgia without ever leaving Miami
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 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 everyone hates having to pack everything up and move (okay maybe it's just me)... Here's how the closing and relocating of Tokyo's Tsukiji Fish Market sent us fishing for memories …
Because they say necessity is the mother of invention... Here's how a string of early 1950s motels along Miami's Biscayne Boulevard, taught us that reinvention does not mean we "sell out." Miami …
Because we don't always get things right on the first try... Here's how a trip to The Metropolitan Opera shed light on the beauty of new experiences and how it taught …
Because sometimes there is nothing scarier or nightmare-inducing than our own past... Here's how a Halloween trip to New Orleans helped us face our fears and reassured us there is nothing …
Because sometimes we learn a lot about ourselves from the places we visit... Here's the story about the people, places, and things I encountered during a Halloween trip to New Orleans …
Because we all have special superpowers... Here's how a Cinco de Mayo celebration and a sensory trip to Puebla, Mexico proved to be the perfect recipe for nostalgia. It might be something …
Because there are things that are only intended to last one day... Here's how a bout of cabin fever and an impromptu stop at a Jersey Shore antique shop, taught us …
Because staying home alone on New Year's Eve is unthinkable... Here's how a trip around the world on New Year's Eve, with a group of nostalgic seniors, changed the way we feel …
Because there is always something to be thankful for... Here's the story of a Philadelphia antique shop that opened up on Halloween Day in 1985 and the thankful owners that allow …
Because maybe rules were meant to be broken... Here's a lesson on antiques our grandmothers never taught us. Vietnam-era rubber military targets, bear claw lamps, a wooden canoe bookshelf, and an 1800s …
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!