New York

This past week was all about Central Park: working in the sun on a blanket, workout sessions, park explorations, and an epic sunset picnic!

After months and months of hostels and 20+ hour bus rides, settling in our Brooklyn apartment has been nothing short of miraculous. We love the neighborhood, at least a dozen …

We may have saved thousands on accommodation costs, but that’s not what made our Brooklyn housesit such a dream. In this post we give an overview of the exciting things we were able to cram in to two months and what the true gift of this particular housesitting experience was for the two of us.

When I told Jess, “I want to walk the length of Broadway,” she looked at me like I was crazy. But on a sunny June day with our friend Jaime, we set out to walk the whole of New York’s Broadway Avenue – possibly the best way to take in the city!

This week’s Polaroid features the latest addition to New York City’s Brooklyn Bridge: romantic love locks, which are becoming popular in the city. Are New Yorkers getting soft?

People coming to NYC believe that part of the culture is to catch a live sporting event. Few sporting events have more energy and tradition than a NY Yankees game. …

An unexpected trip to our favorite city in the world overlapped with a massive snowstorm, resulting in seeing a beautifully snow-covered Central Park!

This past week has been one of my favorite weeks of my entire summer in NYC so far! I fit in so much awesomeness in these past seven days that I feel like I love NYC more than ever.

The highlight of my week was the 4th July Holiday on Friday, which I spent with friends on a rooftop terrace in Brooklyn – the perfect place to catch Macy’s 4th July fireworks!

When I arrived in New York last week, I was told that I had brought summer with me. Apparently, it had been cold and rainy most of the spring until …