Your Guide to Embracing the Travel and Vacation Mindset
If Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast taught me anything, it’s that La Dolce Vita isn’t something you experience twice a year and then long for the other fifty weeks. It’s a mindset and handful of habits that you can build in to your daily life.
I’m not much of a souvenir shopper. But when something does come home with me, it has to earn its spot in my suitcase: it must be …usable, match my style and made locally when possible
We fell hard for every single part of our Amalfi Coast trip. But if I had to pick a favorite? Easy. It was the day we had our very own yacht.
For someone who loves to run, a trip is not an interruption of the routine so much as an upgrade of the scenery. There is something magical about seeing a city at your own pace, before the day officially begins. It is the same place everyone else will experience by noon, but you get the quiet, golden-hour version all to yourself.
There are meals you remember, and then there are meals that rearrange your idea of what a meal can be. Mine happened on a pebbled beach on the Sorrento Peninsula, somewhere between a swim and applying more sunscreen, and I have been thinking about it ever since.
