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My parents took all five kids across the country to Washington, DC when I was four. A small medal of St. Christopher, patron saint of travelers and donor of my middle name, swung like a hypnotist's chain above the black vinyl dashboard of Dad's 1968 Barracuda. The blur of pine trees, the quilted silver backs of eighteen-wheelers, stopping at Stuckey's for a shake and "souvenirs"...I was hooked. I was sockless in Hush Puppy sandals as we trod all afternoon over the seemingly endless miles of lawn between DC's monuments and museums. Nobody noticed my feet were bleeding, not even me. I was too enthralled by the new destination.

Amid travels across the globe, I have lived in 10 cities: Los Angeles, Paris, Florence, New York, Ft. Lauderdale, Freeport (Bahamas), Boston, Washington DC, my birthplace of Lafayette, Louisiana and my current home, San Francisco. I write and take photos everywhere I go, and have a point of view that speaks to a generation that relishes boutique hotels and outdoorsy adventures, art museums and dive bars. I write for consumer and trade travel publications, and welcome inquiries from editors, travel publicists and regional CVBs.

Travel Features


City on Tap: The Buzz on Brussels - Belgium's avant-garde fashion designers, though Antwerp-based, are fully represented at Stijl, where the best of Martin Margiela, Veronique Branquinho and their compatriots are sold under one stylish roof.


Underbelly of an Angel: A Film Noir Lover Crawls Through Los Angeles (6.9 MB) - Rows of Italian cypresses guard millionaires' palaces along Sunset Boulevard like woody sharks' teeth, four stories high. In the perennial Los Angeles sunlight, they gleam in a pleasant hunter green. Tonight they'll pierce the sky like stiletto blades.


Beyond The Bridges: Sausalito and Berkeley (6.3 MB) - Spanish explorers named this lovely site for the saucelito, or 'little willows' which grew in abundance along these shores during the 18th century.

 


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