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Category Archives: North America
What Does Sustainable Luxury Travel Look Like?
I’m thrilled to announce my husband Joseph and I will be serving as this year’s coveted Cayuga Collection interns in Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Forbes called the position “The Best Job Ever” —as interns, we will experience the best the collection … Continue reading
Posted in Central America, Eat, Eco-Conscious, Indulge, North America, Sleep, Smile
Tagged best internship ever, Cayuga Collection internship, climate, composting systems, Costa Rica travel, eco lodges, environment, Lapa Rios, sustainable hospitality, sustainable luxury travel, sustainable tourism, sustainable travel
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Sustainable (Hu)Man: Rediscovering the Old (as Adam)
I’m a bit obsessed with this new website I recently discovered. Aside from its slightly male-centric title (as such, I’m suggesting a re-title as ‘Sustainable HUman’), Sustainable Man provides a necessary addition to the conversation about sustainability and mindful living. … Continue reading
Posted in Eco-Conscious, Indulge, North America, Smile
Tagged Adam Irish, Gucci cashmere sweater vintage, haberdashery, Midnight in Paris, nostalgia, Old as Adam, Owen Wilson, Portsmouth vintage store, Street restaurant Portsmouth, sustainability, Sustainable Man, Wal-Mart throw-away crap, White Stag hunting jacket, Woody Allen
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Grounding Places: The Wealth of an Hour (or Two, or Three, or Four…)
I depart as air…. I shake my white locks at the runaway sun, I effuse my flesh in eddies and drift it in lacy jags. I bequeath myself to the dirt to grow from the grass I … Continue reading
Guest Post: Chance Encounters
It used to be the norm for strangers to talk to one another on the street, hold doors for one another, chat in line at the bank. Now, given the proliferation of technological devices at our disposal, we seldom look … Continue reading
The Collective: Annie Katsura Rollins
‘The Collective: Interviews’ continues this week with the illustrious Annie Katsura Rollins. Annie and I met nearly two decades ago on a flight to Beijing, China. We were students in the same high school study abroad program. We became instant friends, … Continue reading
The Reformation: Reforming Fashion
A guilty admission for someone on an eco-conscious bender: I love to shop. But there is nothing better than scoring a unique vintage (and thus: eco-friendly!) find at a foreign vintage emporium (like at Lisbon’s A Outre Face da Lua … Continue reading
Eco-Friendly Backpack for Travel: Found!
For the two weeks I recently traipsed around Lisbon as part of an international literary program, I’d been supremely envious of a stylish attendee who carried with her a chic black backpack to every event. Heading out for long days with … Continue reading
The Wild West: Grander than Grand
Sundance Kid: “You remember the time you and me and Etta went to Denver one summer for a vacation?” Butch Cassidy: “I’m glad you brought that up, Kid. That’s an important topic, considering our situation.” Sundance Kid: “The night we … Continue reading
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Tagged Akashic records, Amara Resort, Arizona travel, Briar Patch Inn, Bright Angel trail, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, California condors, Center for the New Age, El Tovar Lodge, Enchantment Resort, Grand Canyon travel, Homestead act, Indian Gardens Oak Creek Market, Mystical Bazaar Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona travel, Sinagua, spiritual vortexes, Sweet Box Treats, tarot card readings, Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village
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Natural Swimming Pools? Dive In
My lovely friend Amy alerted me to the existence of a new trend: natural swimming pools. These pools, which often resemble watering holes more than chlorine-filled rectangles, are a welcome addition to the outdoor scenery. Already popular in Europe (of … Continue reading
Posted in Eco-Conscious, Europe, Indulge, North America, Smile
Tagged natural swimming pools, non-chlorine pools, The Daily Green
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