Photo Sunday: Supermoon in Rehoboth

Once again I am posting Photo Sunday on a day that is decidedly not Sunday. Sorry. I was in Rehoboth beach Delaware with my family and boyfriend for four days. It was lovely and I will be writing a more detailed post about it this week. Until then here is a photo from my trip.

Over the weekend there was a supermoon, which has to be one of my favorite things to witness. There is just something magical about seeing the giant moon, especially when it is reflecting off the ocean. YC, the bf, and I took tons of pictures of the moon and us posing with it. I may have felt a bit like a dork, but I got some lovely pictures like the one above.

Photo Sunday: Colorado Farm

I am totally pretending I posted this one on Sunday, because otherwise I'll feel a bit bad about myself.
Maybe I should just make it Photo Monday. Sigh.

The farm that Hope's grandparents live on in Colorado is amazing. The house is rustic and adorable, and most importantly this is the view. Look at those mountains. I could have sat on their porch for days. Also, I like this picture of Hope and I; you can see the friendship necklaces we bought on that trip. BFFs will always have matching clothes or accessories, it's a must.

Photo Sunday...On Monday...Sorry: The Rockies

I was in the Poconos this weekend and didn't get back until the middle of Sunday, and then I had plans all day. So sorry, I just made up the Photo Sunday posts and I already screwed up.

I need to work on blogging more consistently.

This photo of the lovely Hope comes to you from the Rocky Mountains. I love how this shot turned out, and I think taking pictures of someone taking pictures is always artistic and cute. It might also be slightly cheesy, but I don't care.

Also, Hope looks like a mountain man...woman. Check that plaid and vest out.

Have you ever been to the Rockies? Do you like taking cheesy pictures of other people taking pictures or is it just me?

-Alisa

Photo Sunday: Charming Dublin

I decided to start a Photo Sunday. Since I rarely do anything productive on Sundays anyway, may as well make use of the time to show off some of my photos.

This photo comes to you from Dublin, Ireland.

Normally I am not overly found of cities. I hate traffic and I am not great about crowds. So even though I adore Dublin, I doubt I would ever live there. If I had to live a city though, Dublin is high on the list.

The architecture around the city is gorgeous, the people are friendly, and there are so many wonderful cafes and pubs.

Ireland is one of those places that just keeps calling me back, so I'm sure I will be returning to Dublin eventually.

Have you ever been to Dublin? What did you think of the cute Irish city? Were you as charmed as I was?

-Alisa

Oh NYC

New York City.

Let me start off by saying New York City is definitely not my favorite place. By the time I've been there a few days, I am ready to get out. There are too many people, everyone is too rushed, the buildings are too tall, the subway is too packed and too hectic, and I am too afraid to be by myself at night.

NYC is just too much for me.

Now if there was more appeal in New York City for me, then maybe all the Too's would not overwhelm me. But they do, because they are just not worth it to me.
That being said, I have had some wonderful experiences in NYC. Unlike other places I have visited though, I do not really care if I go back.
I will though. I always end up back in NYC for one reason or another. Not to mention that my boyfriend and I started dating after a trip to NYC, so I feel like we will have to go back time to time for reminiscing. We are both cheeses like that.