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Why Ellijay, Georgia, Needs to be on Your Fall Bucket List

Oct 22, 2020
Megan
2020 has been the year of the Girl’s Trip and my recent trip to Georgia was no different. Myself and 5 of my girlfriends took a road trip up to the Georgia Mountains for a long weekend of fall activities and sweater weather. We stayed in a small mountain town called Ellijay, located a little over an hour outside of Atlanta and 30 minutes from the famous downtown Blue Ridge. There was so much to do within these small mountain towns and for sure must for any fall bucket list.
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36 Hours in San Francisco, California

Aug 31, 2020
Katie
Last August, I headed out west for an important work meeting, which gave me approximately 36 hours in San Francisco, California. I never miss an opportunity to squeeze some “vacation” out of work travel - also known as a “bleisure” trip - so I, along with two of my lovely coworkers, made the most of our day and a half in the city. If you’re short on time in San Fran, these are your must-dos and must-eats!
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Where to Eat in Charleston, South Carolina

Jul 27, 2020
Katie
With two visits to the Holy City just this year, I’ve spent a lot of time researching great food in the area - and now that I’ve returned from Charleston for the second time, I can confirm that these places are some awesome options that won’t break the bank. If you find yourself in the city, I would recommend eating...
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Hidden Gem: Heavenly Biscuits

Jul 16, 2020
Megan
This small, old school cottage can hold no more than four people inside for ordering only, but they have plenty of porch and front yard picnic seating to enjoy. Be prepared to wait in line though; this breakfast spot is popular with both tourists and locals, but I promise it's well worth the wait.
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St. Pete Spotlight: The Library

Jun 15, 2020
Katie
Formerly called The Peabody, The Library St. Pete is the second concept of Oxford Commons. It’s located in downtown St. Petersburg, inside Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital, and serves as the perfect brunch-slash-photo opp if you find yourself in DTSP. The restaurant is not as big as OE, but it’s just as ‘grammable, filled with blue books and cozy armchairs to settle into. I’ve also found it’s easier to get into without a reservation come Sunday morning, though I’d always recommend making one.