How much does it actually cost to move to NYC? What budget friendly options are out there? Continue reading How Much Does An Initial Move to NYC cost? Being Budget Friendly (with prices)
Attention: In this post, I do mention a lot of the more graphic things in the Museum of Sex so if you don’t feel comfortable reading any of this it’s totally fine! I didn’t know what to expect on my first visit to the Museum of Sex and my expectations were met and surpassed. I expected there to be a lot of vulgar content but … Continue reading The Museum of Sex
Take cash money with you. When it comes to traveling locally or abroad it is always good to have money with you. In the states I prefer to have at least $60 on hand. When traveling abroad I like to have at least $300. Of course, $300 sounds like a lot but when I get off of the airplane I will look for a taxi. … Continue reading 5 Tips to Traveling with Money
I hope that you enjoyed my previous Manhattan to JFK post. Click HERE if you haven’t read it yet. I thought it would be helpful to share how to get from Manhattan to EWR (New Jersey) because this way is also relatively simple. I wish my experience to get from Manhattan to EWR wasn’t to EWR because it was possibly the most hectic and overstimulating … Continue reading Manhattan to EWR
I wanted to share how I get to the JFK airport from Manhattan. I think that living here in NYC has been an amazing way for me to go through the mistakes and accidents of traveling in and out of the city. Let’s get started! Now, for me, this is the best way to get to the airport without having to transfer a million times … Continue reading How to Travel from Manhattan to JFK Airport
This is something that I would just like to say is a fault for Straight Talk as a company, their phones are locked until one year later. I went to Berlin on the notion that I would be able to put a temporary sim card on my phone that had data. Sadly, because I had purchased my phone in November of 2016, when May 2017 … Continue reading Wanderlust #21: Tips For Lack of Cell Service When Traveling
People are on bicycles everywhere. No, literally, everywhere. There is something about Berlin that has my heart and if I could spend my life living there for a couple of years, it would be a dream. Although there are tourists, it isn’t like London where you are in a congested world of tourists. Berlin just has a vibe that is hipster and chill. I found … Continue reading Wanderlust #20: The Berlin State of Mind
This is me in the hostel bathroom downstairs. I know, cheesy, but the U-bahn map is so freaking cool! To be honest, this was a wonderful hostel but it definitely had some pros and cons, more pros though. Upon arrival it is very open, there is a cafe to your left and a seating area on your right. The receptionist desk is a little farther … Continue reading Wanderlust #19: Berlin Hostel | The Circus Hostel
Photo was taken at the Flohmarkt in Mauerpark in Berlin! The language barrier in Berlin is not as drastic as some might think. Sure, there are plenty of people who don’t speak English but they do try to help in the best way that they can. I love that the people were kind enough to be patient with me or take my pointing at things on … Continue reading Wanderlust #18: Language Barrier
This is way overdue when it comes to updating everyone but I am so excited to share my Berlin adventures. I had a summer of fun and hard work and I am just getting around to talking about Berlin. Boy, do I have a lot to talk about! There is a whole series of Berlin blog posts I have cooking in my head so that … Continue reading Wanderlust #17: How I Got to Travel to Berlin
New York has always been a place that I wanted to go to and when I was around the age of 11 or 12, my whole family went for a wedding. I have never been more afraid in my life. My parents, like many others, are super overprotective and very cautious. It frustrates me to this day that they impose their fears onto me because … Continue reading Wanderlust #21: Misconceptions of New York
I reunited with my sister after a couple of days to meet up with her and her friends. I cannot even begin to express how beautiful this musical was. It had the perfect mix of traditional-childhood and brand new. I wasn’t sure what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised. My favorite costume was the queen’s/tsarina’s because it had the most beautiful long cape that … Continue reading Wanderlust #20: Anastasia on Broadway
Adventures with Tiffany 