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September 3, 2023
Europe/Fashion/Italy/Lifestyle/Travel

Best Spaghetti in Rome with My Spaghetti Inspired Handmade Dress

Italy = Pasta = Spaghetti… Combining our love of fashion, travel, and food is second nature for us. So when we decided to visit Rome my first thought was “OH...
August 28, 2023
Europe/Spain/Travel

Weekend in Barcelona | How to Spend 3-4 Days in the Capital of Catalonia | Spain

Barcelona. There is something magical about the city. There is a special vibe of happiness and freedom and it is no surprise that millions of people flock to this charming...
August 22, 2023
Europe/Fashion/Italy/Travel

Best Tiramisu in Rome with My Tiramisu-Inspired Handmade Dress

Greetings, fellow wanderers and fashion enthusiasts! If you’re someone who loves to mix the flavors of travel and sewing, you’re in for a treat. Join me as I design my...
April 16, 2023
Europe/Romania/Travel

10 Terrific Things To Do in Brasov | Quaint City in Transylvania, Romania

Brasov may not be the first city you think of when visiting Romania, however, it is definitely worth a visit. Whether you are traveling in Transylvania and want a nice...
February 23, 2017
Israel/Jordan Valley/Middle East/Travel

Mifgash HaBeka’a | Jordan Valley

Jordan Valley, Israel Cleaning out our purses after our trip to Israel, we pulled out what seemed to be hundreds of small square and rectangle slips of paper. Tickets, endless tickets. For the bus, the train, the light rail. Something made us want to keep them all. They were small reminders of beautiful little moments. Little reminders of Israel. Like...
January 29, 2017
Israel/Jerusalem/Middle East/Travel

Visiting Shuk Machneh Yehudah | Jerusalem

Jerusalem, Israel It’s our first time in Machane Yehudah, also called the Shuk, the most famous outdoor market in Israel. The sky is a beautiful blue. The Jerusalem streets are sunny and bright. We enter the sea of bustling feet passing locals, travelers, and an endless array of diverse faces. “Anavim, anavim, anavim” street vendors yell out with a deep...
January 8, 2017
Israel/Jerusalem/Middle East/Travel

Jerusalem Tiles | Travel Journal

Walking thought the narrow cobblestone streets, we found a charming little ceramic shop. The small steps leading up to the shop were covered with hand painted tiles. Inside were some of the most beautiful treasures; richly painted bowls of fruit, rose covered tea sets, budding flower vases, painted songbirds…a mosaic of delicately painted tiles that looked like a garden of...
January 8, 2017
Israel/Jerusalem/Middle East/Travel

Visiting the Old City | Jerusalem | Travel Journal

The Old City. Jewish Quarter. Countless songs, prayers, dreams, and hopes are buried in its stones, engraved into its pillars, trodden on its streets. Jewish pilgrims journeyed here from around the world through the centuries, Jewish poets sang about its walls and ramparts, Jewish pioneers and warriors fought and liberated it. The holy city. Jerusalem. There is no place in...
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