Tag: Travel
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Roaming the Streets of Rovinj, Croatia
Between May and September, tourists flock to the Istrian Peninsula to witness firsthand the charming seaside villa of Rovinj (population: 13,500). A little trivia for the history buffs out there: Rovinj’s population had an Italian majority until the Paris Peace Treaty of 1947, at which point the region became part of Yugoslavia. After the switch,…
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Taxi, Please!
Today, we depart for Central Europe from JFK International Airport. Here are a few images captured yesterday in New York City. Statuettes on a store shelf somewhere in Midtown. Reflections of Manhattan skyscrapers. This little girl was imitating her mother (not pictured), who was trying to hail a cab. It was absolutely adorable, so I…
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Reflections of Budapest
In a few short days, Jeff and I will depart for our long-awaited, much-belated honeymoon to Central Europe. The last time I visited was in 2004, when I was a twenty-four year old wannabe gypsy grappling with the recent loss of my father. At that time, my trip to Budapest was an homage to him,…
Virtually Gina 