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This year I’m thankful for the amazing safari experiences in East Africa where we got to see the Great Migration and so many other amazing wildlife. Africa has been a big bucketlist destination for us and so excited that we got to check it off this year. Waking up to Read More …
Many of us don’t get the amount of rest and relaxation that we need and deserve. It’s vital to take care of yourself so that you’re able to perform to the best of your ability at work, in the gym, and at home. Dallas is home to an amazing array Read More …
Packing for a Safari is a little bit of a challenge if you want to be stylish and still be under the baggage size limits for the small bush planes. Shop in your closet first for some basic beige and neutral staples and add a couple of layers in the Read More …
It is not always about checking off countries and counting passport stamps, for us when we go Outside Suburbia. It is about sharing the experience with the kids, spending family time with them, making memories, watching them learn and grow from these travels. Having said that we do have an Read More …
This year just whizzed by, it feels like just a couple of months ago that I was writing about our Travel Highlights of 2016! With Miss S starting college this year and D playing for his school team, we found ourselves jugging different responsibilities and emotions. We started the year Read More …
Sun Salutation is probably the most popular Yoga sequence and how I usually start my day. Surya Namaskar or Sun Salutation consists of 12 yoga poses and is best to be practiced in the morning in order to wake up the body and greet the sun. The sequence can be Read More …
Earlier in October about 2500 Dallasites, dressed in their elegant whites came together to have an chic pop-up picnic at the Dallas Arboretum. This is the third year Dallas hosts the Diner en Blanc and the event has gotten so popular that it sold out in a few hours after Read More …
As I popped the last macorna almond and washed it down with some sherry in Seville, I pondered – Is it really hard to stick to a vegetarian diet when traveling?! I look down at our table, where there was some left over paella with vegetables, another paella loaded with Read More …
If you had walked into my grand parents home in India you would have seen copper jugs and cups or tumblers as they were called in different sizes and shapes – little did I know the significance of them till now. While searching for a gift for my mom I Read More …
My first born celebrates a milestone this month and I got all nostalgic looking back at the pictures of her captured over the years. We love taking her to the Dallas Arboretum or stop by at gardens if we are travelling outside to take some photos of her, after all Read More …
Last year around this time we were making our way back from Bora Bora, Moorea and Tahiti. Needless to say it was a fabulous familymoon, we spent New Years on air in the Pacific ocean somewhere. This year we just retuned from a much needed relaxing and refreshing trip to Read More …
When you are trying to juggle a few things like project deadlines, kids activities, blog work and travel planning something is left to suffer. In my case it is always the cooking – when we are short on time we end by ordering out or eating out which might not Read More …
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