0Shares 0 0 0 0 When one thinks of Sedona, Arizona, the immediate things that come to mind are the obvious – red rocks, hiking, and spiritualness. But what if I shared with you 16 things to do in Sedona in November, that you didn’t know about…? Yes, it’s possible that you may not know […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Sedona is considered one of the 10 most sacred spots on Earth because of it’s vortexes, powerful centers of kinetic energy, UFO sightings, and crystals. Getting to Sedona, Arizona is a 2 hour drive from Phoenix through the desert of low brush and cactus. It’s surprisingly at a high elevation, […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Before driving back to Phoenix for our flight back to New York, we grabbed an early dinner at another small, affordable casita right off of Sedona Main Street. Tamaliza in Sedona serves authentic Mexican food. They are known for their tamales, and gosh, was this the place to have that […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 This is an actual, HONEST, real review of Sedona restaurants, breakfast spots, cafes, and casual dining spots. In the 4 days Patrick and I were in Sedona, we hadn’t found a place that we were crazy about in terms of food. Nothing had blown our socks off or had us […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Tlaquepaque literally means “the best of everything” in the ancient language of the Aztecs, the Nahuatl Native Indian language. The Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Shopping village in Sedona is a maze that contains over 50 specialty shops and galleries with quirky finds for everyone. It is known for it’s arts […]
1Shares 0 0 1 0 Sedona is in the heart of a major energy vortex that swirls around the region. Within Sedona, there are areas where the vortex is truly dense, spiraling energy in and out. Those seeking enlightenment go in search of these vortexes for spirtual healing and rejuvenation. Sedona has 4 main energy […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 The drive from Sedona to the Grand Canyon wasn’t bad. It was just about 2 hours. Unlike the East Coast, there was zero traffic. Just open roads and open desert all the way there. There were a few winding roads as we had to go over the Red Rock canyons, […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Why is the state of Rhode Island called the Ocean State? Because you can drive the entire coast of the smallest state of the US in just an hour. The state is small, but packs a punch. And even though you may think – been there, done that – you’d […]
8Shares 0 0 8 0 We’re driving away from the bustling seaside village of Newport and towards the Farm Coast of Rhode Island. The rolling landscapes and farmhouses make us feel like we’re driving back into history. Ever heard of the Rhode Island Farm Coast? That’s where we’re headed. Just an hour drive from Newport, […]
98Shares 0 0 98 0 With only $390, we flew roundtrip to London during Columbus Day weekend, and now I am back and reporting on my 3 days in London itinerary. When we told people we were going to London for 3 days, they called us crazy. They obviously didn’t know Pat and I. Yes […]