Autumn brings us pumpkin picking, harvest season, and a visit to the Witch Caves of Ashland.
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Quarantine: September 2020
We take a trip to the historic Medfield Insane Asylum to see a drive-in movie.
Birthday in Salem: Saturday
I spent my 39th birthday sitting in Satan’s lap and taking selfies. How else do you celebrate?
Birthday in Salem: Friday
Celebrating my birthday with sushi, satan, witches, heavy metal, haunted houses, martinis, and one very wonderful boyfriend who’s always up for a crazy adventure.
48 Hours in New York City
A whirlwind mini-vacation of museums, ice cream, tea, shopping, beer, history, pizza, parks, and cocktails, all stuffed into just two days.
Lilac Sunday at the Arnold Arboretum
A visual tour of the Arnold Arboretum’s stunning, 400+ lilac collection.
Staycation at The Parker House Hotel
Checking into Boston's iconic Parker House Hotel, the longest continuously operating hotel in the country.
Whaley House: America's Most Haunted Home
The modest brick Greek Revival house at 2476 San Diego Avenue is known as America’s #1 most haunted house. Whether that claim is true remains to be seen...
Touring Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
With a perfectly sunny summer day and a Sunday with no plans, Mike and I headed over to Concord, Massachusetts to get our history on at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Sephora Play! July 2017
July's Sephora Play box delivered on every single sample AND researching one of the brands led me to discover the incredible history of the first female self-made millionaire in America.
Walden Pond
“A lake is a landscape's most beautiful and expressive feature. It is Earth's eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature.”
Battleship Cove
On Memorial Day Weekend we took a trip to Battleship Cove, a massive maritime museum featuring the world's largest collection of World War II naval vessels.
Lizzie Borden House
A weekend road trip to the Lizzie Borden house, site of an infamous double-homicide and potential home to restless ghosts.