Chicest City: Miami, Florida
When deciding on my pick for chicest city, a swirl of locations popped into my pondering head. Paris is probably the world’t most quintessentially chic city, but would have seemed […]
Monthly Archives: June 2013
Chicest Outdoor Market: Jemaa el-Fna, Marrakech, Morocco
Spices tingle the nose, snake charmers lull their scaly friends and veiled women unleash their henna painting skills on unsuspecting tourists in this, the mother of all shopper’s paradises. Amidst […]
Part 2–Chicest Surprise: A Night in Paradise
If you read yesterday’s blog, you may have wondered at the brevity. Well dear readers, to put it simply, I stumbled into Paradise– a place where one has no thoughts […]
Chicest Surprise: A Night in Paradise
One liter of gas: 48 baht Two G&Ts: 300 baht Distance from house: 2.3 miles Surprising my boyfriend in paradise with a night at the Paradise Koh Yao Boutique Beach […]
Chicest Reblog: An Untold Tale from the Twenty First Century Nomad
Originally posted on Twenty First Century Nomad:
Today, I’m breaking away a little from the recent theme of my blogs, to give a long overdue introduction to my better half,…
Chicest Department Store: Shinsegae Centum City, Busan, South Korea
Just because something is the largest does not always necessarily make it the chicest, except perhaps in the case of Shinsegae Centum City. Guinness-certified as the largest department store in […]
Chicest Cinema: Six Senses, Yao Noi, Thailand
On our weekly Saturday night date, Steve and I decided to live it up by splurging on drinks at the ritziest resort on Yao Noi–the Six Senses. Rooms at this […]
Chicest Nomad: Steven Moore, Man of the World
Ok, ok, I know that “chicest nomad” may be getting a bit carried away with my monthly theme, but today I’m going to spotlight the man with who I am […]
Chicest Bike Ride: Gyeongju, South Korea
Granted, I don’t ride a lot of bikes, thus have never taken two wheels through the streets of Paris, the blooming tulips of Holland or the rice paddies in Bali–all of […]
Chicest Airports: Incheon, Korea and Changi, Singapore
I‘ve experienced many an airport layover and there are really only two types of airports in my book–those that cut it and those that don’t. Except of course, if one […]
