NDWC in Paris

On March 26, 2019

WATCH: [VIDEO] NDWC Paris This month I spent a week in Paris soaking up the fashion and style, history and architecture, art and culture, and yes, the food and wine. It was a magnificent trip that couldn’t have come at a better time. French style Every time I go to France I am so inspired […]

Summer travel: Lyon and Provence

On June 21, 2018

It’s research – really! My husband travels to Europe periodically for work and research. Sometimes (not always, darn it) I get to go along and “help” by taking photos, being a second set of ears and eyes, etc. Someone has to do it, right? This time I joined him for a quick visit to Germany […]

Spring break travel capsule

On March 2, 2018

My best friend from high school, Meredith, and I both marked our 50th birthdays this past year. To celebrate, we’re going to HAWAII!!! It’s been a bucket list destination of mine, and we leave on Sunday for a week of stunning natural beauty, sunshine, beaches, and VOLCANOES. Can. Not. Wait. Meredith and I in high […]

How To: Packing Light

On August 4, 2016

My 9-day trip with only a carry-on roller bag and tote This summer my family took a trip to Northern Michigan to visit family and to enjoy the gorgeous lakes and beaches, charming towns, and all around fun. I hate checking bags – not only because the airlines charge now (grrr) and there is the […]

Summer travel capsule

On May 15, 2015

The travel capsule Summer is drawing near, and with the fabulous weather comes opportunity for travel. Whether it be to visit family nearby or to explore other parts of the world, it’s ideal to be able to travel light and still have plenty of choices for outfits that are comfortable and you feel great wearing. […]

Les Modes de Lyon

On December 8, 2014

Lyon My husband’s work brought our family to Lyon, France, for a month. THANK YOU, dear husband! We’ve been soaking it all in – exquisite food, wine, architecture, and culture. And I have been admiring French fashions (les modes), which are, not surprisingly, quite different from the United States’, and particularly Minnesota’s. I have a […]

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