I’ve lived in NYC since 2014 in the same apartment on Park Ave with my two best friends. I can’t imagine myself anywhere else. There is endless opportunity here, and I rarely find myself wanting to just go home after work because there is so much to explore in NYC, and there is a constant buzz in the air. I love frequenting new events, meeting people, and going to new places. It encourages you to try something new, put yourself out there and get involved in the unknown.
We’ve gotten the gist of fall since September has past, and now are ready to dive deep into crunchy October leaves. Besides November (my birthday month), October is one of the best months in the fall. Trees start crinkling orange and brown, tons of orchards open up for apple picking, pumpkins pop up outside your neighbor’s … More Reasons Why October is One of the Best Months
There will be a big event this Sunday (7/21) at the Brooklyn Beer Garden! If you’re in NYC, you should definitely come check it out. I’m having my two good friends (who are actually amazing DJs) come spin some fresh tracks from 3-9pm. There is a ton of cool art at the venue, which is … More Sunday Spin at the Brooklyn Beer Garden
We might well be into the middle of June by now but this rainy weather in NYC makes it hard to see the beauty summer usually brings at this time. When will this rain stop?? To catch you up a bit on the past few months, I moved apartments, switched jobs, and am finally getting … More My Kickoff Summer Concert: A R I Z O N A
Recently, I have been really curious about people’s attachment styles after reading this super interesting book called “Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How it Can Help You Find and Keep Love” by Amir Levine and Rachel Heller. Maybe it’s because I’m single, in my late 20s, curiously dating, living in NYC, meeting a … More Being Single and Finding Love: What is Your Attachment Style?
It’s November 6th, a Tuesday, and a VERY important day for Americans. It’s midterm elections! Every vote matters, and today marks two years since Trump was elected president. The presidential election in 2016 was decided by less than 100,000 people. So… EVERY VOTE COUNTS. I woke up at 5:30am, did a FlyWheel spin class, changed … More Just Vote: Today’s Midterm Elections
I don’t know about you but in this cold, my skin has been cracking and there doesn’t seem to be any way of fixing it. Constant break outs and irritation has only made me more frustrated with this weather and myself. So naturally, I’ve been complaining to all my friends about it and trying to … More On Wellness and Skincare: Health Trends in 2018
I hope you had a happy new year, and welcome to 2018! Since it is the new year and all of us seem to be on that healthy kick to start 2018 on the right track, I wanted to write about something I noticed recently about people’s understanding of weight loss and exercise. After reading … More On New Year Resolutions: Why Exercise Alone Does Not Result in Weight Loss
I recently worked with Brick and Portal on a recent collab to show some new leather looks worn with faux fur. If you don’t know, this is the new trend for the cold season. See how the photographer captured these shots of me in the streets of NYC. My friend, Jenn, works part-time at Brick … More The Fashion Forward Ways to Wear Faux Fur and Faux Leather this Season
I love being active, it’s very important to me in a lot of ways. I especially love it when I have friends or coworkers who want to do a workout class with me after work, in the early morning, or on weekends. A new app that recently launched, called RockItWorkIt, is an awesome way you can … More How to Stay Fit with RockItWorkIt
This past weekend I went to see Carl Cox, Pan-Pot, Darren Emerson and a few other deep house / techno DJs on Governor’s Island, and had a BLAST! We took a ferry over there at 5:30pm to see the performance this past Sunday. It was really fun and even though I usually prefer concerts on … More Escaping the City for Concerts on Governor’s Island
