The xoxo of Life, Love, and Travel
Joe and I spent Labor Day weekend in Atlantic City to celebrate the end of summer and my birthday. Revel celebrated by having a nightly fireworks show at their resort on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. They were incredible! They even shot fireworks off their roof, which was totally unexpected! We also finally got to explore Revel, which is a beautiful resort! It felt like we were in the … [Continue reading...]
Summer time, and the living is easy. Well, supposedly... unless you’re British, in which case you’re ducking giant hailstones and avoiding biblical floods. Having had just about enough of all that I decided to take myself off on holiday, and booked an artistic water-bound adventure through France. European river cruises hark back to a golden age of travel. There’s no need for rushing, … [Continue reading...]
This was our first time at the Atlantic City Airshow, which took place on Friday, August 17th. Thunder Over the Boardwalk was smoking hot! We watched the show from a few places: on Bally's rooftop, from the Boardwalk and from a room in Showboat. From all three locations, the show was thunderous like in a totally loud and brilliant sort of way! Bally's rooftop was awesome! Everyone needed … [Continue reading...]
Last weekend, Joey and I went to Traffic Jam's book launch party at Booketowne in Manasquan, NJ. Traffic Jam is my cousin, Melissa Groeling's second novel. Traffic Jam is a great Young Adult novel and I can't recommend it enough to anyone who has a sister. (Lot's of fighting and drama that sisters can relate too!) Joey designed the book cover too! At Traffic Jam's book launch party, Melissa … [Continue reading...]
Joe and I LOVED going on Savannah's haunted tours! Savannah is supposedly built on the dead and is America's most haunted city. Here are the haunted tours we went on and the reasons why you should check them out too: Hearse Ghost Ride: This tour was in an actual hearse. Like the kind dead people are in on their way to a cemetery. The hearse is a hearse, so it is very small, with only 8 … [Continue reading...]
The Cemetery & Voodoo Tour in New Orleans was a great way to learn about some of the city's history. We met our tour group in the courtyard of Royal Blend Coffee House at 621 Royal Street. The temperature was going on a hundred degrees, so we stocked up on cold water while relaxing in the courtyard's shade. Our tour guide was from New Orleans Spirit Tours. He was eccentric to say the least … [Continue reading...]
