Raleigh
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The State Capitol
Yesterday, while out for a run in downtown Raleigh, I passed a sign in Union Square which announced that the State Capitol “is open for tours”. I have photographed this beautiful Greek Revival building from the outside for various projects, including the Raleigh-Durham piece in U.S. News & World Report. But in all this time,…
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Road Trip Part II: Maine to North Carolina
You can read about the first half of our road trip from North Carolina to Maine here. All good trips come to an end, and after spending three blissful days in our little cabin in Ellsworth, it was time to bid Maine farewell and head back home to North Carolina. This being a road trip…
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Road Trip Part I: North Carolina to Maine
The adage, it’s about the journey, not just the destination, comes to mind as I think back to our road-trip from North Carolina to Maine this past spring-break. We covered roughly 2500 miles across 13 cities in 10 states, seeing 32.5 of our close friends and family, including 11.5 little humans (the .5 because he/she…
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Biking + Ice Cream
When the color of the sky matches the color of your bike, it’s only fair that you take it out for a spin! So I put on my happy shoes and took Linus for a little trip to Transfer Co Food Hall. The plan was to get a bagel from Benchwarmers Bagels which opened today…
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An Afternoon at the Carolina Ballet
Last weekend, Asha and I went on a date to watch Carolina Ballet’s Love in the Times of the Day at the Duke Performing Arts Center in downtown Raleigh. Ballet, or live theater in general, often seems like a fancy thing that adults do on special occasions. But it doesn’t always have to be so.…
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Creative Mornings @ Raleigh Little Theatre
Two of my favorite things combined into one this past Friday when Creative Mornings hosted their last event of the year at the Raleigh Little Theatre.
The Antibland Chronicles 
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