3+ years ago I came to this park and went on a walk through the nature trail by myself. Unprepared, in unsupportive sneakers and a GoPro in hand (click and swipe➡️), I set out to walk it in it’s entirety just to prove to myself that I could do it. After some breaks to takeContinue reading “Pre and Post Israel Reflection”
Category Archives: Travel
Disability Pride Month – July 2020
PSA: July is Disability Pride Month! So in total Chelsea fashion, I procrastinated posting until the very last day. 🙃 The topic has been heavy on my mind all month though. Like, what does disability pride actually mean to ME? Well, I have to admit my relationship with myself and my disability has evolved overContinue reading “Disability Pride Month – July 2020”
The Royal Scootz
Scootz in London Town
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
A few weeks back my roommate (Caitlin) and I took a day trip down to Coconut Grove to visit the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. I was born and raised in South Florida but for some reason rarely explored Miami during my childhood, so this spot was definitely top of my list to get to. AContinue reading “Vizcaya Museum and Gardens”
Empire State of Mind
New York, NEW YORK! ….. has always held a special place in my heart. My mom is originally from New York, Long Beach to be exact, so growing up we’d take a trip at least once a year to visit my family and to of course eat an unhealthy amount of Gino’s pizza and Ralph’sContinue reading “Empire State of Mind”
Chicago
Chicago was a blast! Made me realize I need to travel more often. Before visiting a new place I’ve never been before I tend to encounter a mixture of emotions and hesitations. Especially when I travel with my scooter. Questions about how accessible the city is, along with what choices I’ll have for transportation,Continue reading “Chicago”
Remembering My Trip To Israel
June marked the one-year anniversary of my trip to Israel last year, so I took some time to reflect on my experience. This time last year I was readjusting back to the eastern time zone and getting back from a ten-day trip called Birthright, aka a free trip for jews. As the pictures and memoriesContinue reading “Remembering My Trip To Israel”
