Fall in New England is the greatest time of the year (at least I think so!). The season’s colors, flavors, and activities are worth the hype. There’s so much to do and see, so I’ve rounded up some of my favorites below.     Connors Farm – Danvers, MA   Connors Farm (only about 30-minutes from Boston) is known for its corn mazes. They’re seven

With most businesses closing due to the pandemic, restaurants were sadly hit hard. The future of the culinary industry seemed dim after learning the virus is more easily spread indoors, but there was one saving grace: outdoor dining. In Boston, restaurants were allowed to enroll in a “Temporary Outdoor Dining Program.” Under strict social distancing guidelines, restaurants could extend seating onto public sidewalks and create

It’s officially Fall, and you know what that means…the cold is coming! Cooler temps combined with social distancing rules still in place means that it will get harder and harder to find activities to do. Picnics in the park, no more. Beach days, see you later. As an alternative, I will be cozying up in bed with a nice cup of tea binging Netflix. But,

The Fall season is finally(!) here. It’s the season of pumpkin spice lattes and my favorite holiday, Halloween! Something about the leaves turning and the crisp air gets me motivated for new workout regimens. Not sure what the connection is, but I’ll take it!   Most of my circle (including myself) have taken advantage of an assortment of outdoor workout classes over the past few

2020 and its corresponding summer have been – to say the very least – different, unprecedented, and quite messy. However, this summer has not only been memorable to me for the obvious pandemic-related reasons, but it’s also the first summer I’ve felt like a true adult and the person that I want to become.   Of course, with all of the mandated restrictions put into