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Roots Run Deep... Im a transient little butterfly these days...exploring the unknown and mentally documenting all my accounts with beauty before I flutter to the next. As my first time embarking on a solo trip it was too significent not to document on paper...Maui, how I love thee. Shortly after landing on this sensually radiant island, the scents and grease of cocoa butter filled the air...bringing with them an extreme wave of bliss. I was in my element: sun, salt and sand...ohhh the tropics. I drove along the oceanside highway windows down, reggae pumpin until arriving in the town of Lahaina, my destination. I drove up the Hyatt's entryway shaded by large oaks with a backdrop of golf courses and mountain ranges. url=http://maui.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels-maui/index.jsp?src=agn_smg_hr_ppc_google_ss_propertyspecific_oggrm_hyattregencymaui&k_clickid=62feec42-14b6-cc... read more

These days when the world takes its steps towards the future and you find your ties to the familiar more dispersed than they were back in the high school days, you may find yourself longing to keep the bond going and stretching your arms thin to stay in reach. And since a little autumn season never hurt nobody (and is never felt in Miami), Boston it was. Time for some fresh Fall shades and good vibes with a much missed friend... After a nice night of dinner and wine we were off the next morning on a train towards Salem to catch some October air. Salem is known for its Halloween Madness during the month of October. It brings in the spirit of magic, ghost tales, and witch craft so the locals as well as tourists ... read more

Exploring new tastes in food and life is one of life's greatest pleasures for me. When visiting South Africa it was definitely a highlight to enmesh with the local cultures of dining and lifestyle. Wine and food are essential aspects of life at the Cape so after my limited days there I share with you some reviews... V&A Waterfront: KARIBU: Although this venue is in the midst of a tourist cove at the V&A Waterfront, it is set between the picturesque view of Table Mountain and the tranquil blue waters of the Atlantic ocean. Karibu allows you the opportunity to experience the vibrant flavor of South Africa and be part of their unique dining theater while images of their wildlife are prjected upon large screens across the room. We encountered the true ruggedness of Africa within ... read more

I knew September 2011 would bring along wonderous memories and great emotions. I sought a destination until I ended up in a world of blue skies, vast fields of grapes, white linen, eloquence, and pure Mother Nature. The land of Cape Town... Doing some research I had come across a tour company that organized the stay and took care of most amenities. So we booked! Four movies in, half a book, and a semi-nap later, our 16 hour flight into Johannesburg was a success only to connect again to Cape Town. By now my body was in shock from a lack of circulation and sleeping in strange positions but hey, we made it...finally! After a day lost by traveling, it was close to evening so we ran to a nearby market and grabbed some wine, cheese, ... read more

It wasn't a matter of exploration nor a thrill of feeling volatile with the unknown. It was simply a matter of placing myself in a new setting, almost behind the lens, because the town of Montauk is simply that. Nestled at the far eastern tip of Long Island, Montauk stands alone embracing the true countryside. Although linked to the Hamptons, it is not quite the poshy beach scene. Montauk is a quaint part of town where few locals live but many New Yorkers play. Once summer kicked off, I paid a visit to this heard-of surf town and figured I'd share my venture for those interested in exploring one day... From the city we grabbed the train in. This is a party in itself as liquor is welcomed on board, so we poured some champagne in ... read more