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Author Archives: erinparker75
MonsterWine – Tuscany
Monsterville Horton IV, CWE is to whom I credit my wine snobbery. Before Monsterville, I was quite content to pop to the shop for a $5 bottle of Barefoot Pinot Grigio and begin my weekend drinking this frightful juice with … Continue reading
7 Tips For Pamplona
So here’s the thing with Pamplona – I could have used a few tips when making arrangements for this trip. Knowing certain things in advance would have greatly increased the comfort factor in many situations while we were there. That … Continue reading
Pamplona – no sleep there
For 6 hours I’m heading north –passing through the breathtaking Spanish countryside that begs my attention and steals my sleep. Town after town blurs by, and I smile as we pass Avila, the ancient walled city that houses so many … Continue reading
Holland
I was sooooo looking forward to a good romp in the Netherlands. Holland is one of my favorite countries – and I’m sure a lot of that sentiment has to do with the fact that I have some very, very … Continue reading
Madrid and Alicante
Spain Spain Spaaaaaaaaaaain! My flight to Barajas was teeming with students, journeying over to do a study abroad stint in one of my favorite countries. What I wouldn’t give to be back in that position and do it all over … Continue reading
Erin Envelops Europe
How’s that for alliteration? I try, I try. June 20 marked the beginning of a month long gift to myself: New York City, Spain, the Netherlands, and Canada. The premise behind the trip was to visit my friend Lana, mate … Continue reading
Texas Wine Country
Raul and I decided to pop over to the Texas Wine Country last weekend – one final hurrah together before our big trips (him: Africa – work; her: NYC, Spain, Netherlands, Canada – pleasure). Texas is hot. In case you … Continue reading
Andalucia
Step aside, Mi Luna, there’s a new kid in town. And he knows the proper way to my heart – authentic tapas, wine served in vasos, and live flamenco music and dancing. The boy and I found ourselves downtown – … Continue reading
A Festivus For The Rest Of Us
I do love a good festival. And iFest has never disappointed. I know it’s a tall order, but this really is a phenomenal experience. And the focus is the Caribbean this year!! Hello?!!? In another life, I think I actually … Continue reading
Blue Nile Review
A lunch date with my boo led us to delightful African fare – Blue Nile Ethiopian. The restaurant was virtually empty save for a few occupied tables. Which is odd since the food is so unique and so good. Me … Continue reading
Erin's Guide to Living 