Last night I experienced the most delightful Thanksgiving feast at Searsucker which is nestled inside Caesers Palace located on the Las Vegas Strip. If you do not feel like cooking this year or are in our sparkly city for a visit, you are in luck! Read More
Fall makes my heart happy. It’s around this time that I find myself counting down. In fact, right before I began writing this, I looked at my calendar and counted down the rest of my year: 5 days until Thanksgiving, 17 days until my Dad’s birthday, 27 days until my sister gets here for her annual visit, 36 days until Christmas, and 42 days until New Year’s Eve. Read More
I have some secrets that are too good not to share! With the holiday season coming up and shopping high on the list of priorities, who doesn’t want the inside scoop about special offers and notable experiences at one of Las Vegas’ premier shopping destinations? Read More
When I was a kid, I remember feeling bad whenever I would walk into a store with personalized merchandise because I would never be able to find anything with my name on it. They always had common names like John or Lisa. I was always hopeful though. I didn’t know, at the time, that finding my name, “Ching,” was never going to happen. Read More
I am a one-stop shop kind of girl especially being a single, working girl in Las Vegas. I need to be able to find everything I need in one place because I am so busy juggling my time between a full-time job, my blog and blogging events, and my social life. Read More
I don’t think I ever knew what poverty was until I went to the Philippines. I think seeing with your own eyes, what the true definition of poverty is, changes you. Read More
I am a huge fan of Japanese food and no one does it better than acclaimed chef, Nobu Matsuhisa. He has a unique style of blending traditional Japanese dishes with Peruvian ingredients. On my recent trip to New York, I had the pleasure of dining in the downtown location of Nobu which is located in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District. Read More
It’s becoming a “thing” of mine to go to the US Open every year. I say that because it makes me sound like I am a tennis aficionado and well, it kind of makes me sound cool. Truth be told, it is only my second time going to the Open and I am not, by any means, a tennis aficionado. I am, however, very cool haha. Read More
It isn’t my first time in New York, but I still don’t think I have ever stayed long enough to truly been able to capture all that I want to see and do. I love New York. There is so much culture, art and diversity in the city. I think you can sit on a park bench and draw so much creative inspiration from even just the people that walk by. Read More
There she was, standing with her hands on her hips, her face turned upwards and she was fearless. I have heard so much of this defiant, little girl. She was small; standing at only four feet tall, the courage that her eyes showed was larger than life as she stood face-to-face opposite the iconic Charging Bull statue in the Bowling Green Park in downtown Manhattan in New York. Read More
