I probably don’t need to tell you how much there is to do and to eat in Manhattan. I also probably don’t need to tell you about things like Times Square and Broadway, so I’ll do my best to make this interesting. I’ve never lived in Manhattan, but I spent last semester living in Brooklyn... Continue Reading →

A Visitor's Guide To Long Island, NY No matter how much I travel and move, Long Island will forever be my home. I love the way you can spend one day on an isolated beach and the next in the second largest city in the world. You can celebrate all four seasons. You experience every... Continue Reading →

The Hamptons, Montauk & Eastern Long Island Everyone who I’ve ever taken to Long Island in the history of ever has wanted me to take them to the Hamptons for a day. I get the novelty of it – I always have. You can walk through extremely expensive stores (stock up on vineyard vines) which... Continue Reading →

Things To Do In Brooklyn, NY I have lived on Long Island for all 20 years of my life (except for time spent in college) and until recently, Brooklyn was by-far my least explored part of New York. In fact, it was the only borough of New York that I hadn’t been to more than once.... Continue Reading →

Ever since moving to Nashville about ten years ago, I've been surprised by hwo many people know where I'm from. Usually I just say "Long Island," but a lot of people follow it with, "oh, what part?" I used to shrug and say, "south shore, about an hour train ride from Manhattan," but I soon... Continue Reading →