Travel – gigglesbyjones

Aging

By: lcjonesla January 30, 2019January 30, 2019

Adulting, Lyfe, TravelLeave a Comment

What a lie. Especially in Los Angeles. I didn’t discover this facial fraud until I was 28.

Ojai

By: lcjonesla January 2, 2019January 13, 2019

Forever in Coach, Hot Spots, TravelLeave a Comment

I knew nothing of this tranquil place, except that the housewives rented a villa there, and that my friend had a spiritual experience with some mud at the spa.

When Giggles Met Rojo.

By: lcjonesla November 28, 2018January 13, 2019

Forever in Coach, TravelLeave a Comment

My expectations for my first trip to Oregon… It will be cold AF. It will be rainy and dark. I would consume an obscene amount of carbohydrates due to two the above. But, I did not know that my dreams would come true.

Miami

Deception. The theme of the trip.

Domaine OTT Drought

By: lcjonesla August 30, 2017November 5, 2018

TravelBagatelle, Bagatelle Saint Tropez, Club 55, Domaine OTT, French Riviera, Hotel Bastide D'Antoine, Hotels in Saint Tropez, Saint Tropez, South France, YachtsLeave a Comment

So here’s the deal with Saint Tropez: Prepare to feel poor, accept you are not staying on a yacht, all while owning your pesantry with a bottle of overpriced Rosé. Jordan wanted to go and push 100 foot yachts and thangs, so we departed from Antibes to spend two nights in Saint Tropez. I didn’t…

Kicking Rocks on the Cote D’Azur

By: lcjonesla August 8, 2017November 5, 2018

TravelColombe D'or, Cote D'azur, Domaines OTT, Eden-Roc, Hotel Du Cap, Lavender, Lavender Fields in Provence, Provence, Saint Paul De Vence, South FranceLeave a Comment

One of the many struggles I have in life and especially on a vacation is the idea vs the reality. This came full force on day three of the Southern leg of the trip. We wanted to have a day of inland activities, so we ambitiously decided on the following: Browse St. Paul De Vence…

From Paris to Provence

By: lcjonesla August 6, 2017August 7, 2017

TravelAix En Provence, Antibes, Juan Les Pins, Marseille, Paloma Beach, Paris, Provence, South FranceLeave a Comment

If you enjoy leisure & wine, then you must take the train from Paris to Provence. Do not waste time flying around. No matter the distance, train life is the best life in France, especially when there is Rosé, scenic sunflowers, and business class. Yes, I may be the duchess of coach, but on the…

I Came for the Snails

On our way to 1 of 4,581 almond croissants, we realized it was a cold dark abyss in Paris. In July… Aw hell. I was saving all of my Euros/Monopoly money for French pastries and did not want to make it rain at Zara for a jacket. I managed with my blanket sweater, and we…

Redemption @ The Eiffel

By: lcjonesla July 25, 2017November 5, 2018

TravelBellota Bellota, Eiffel Tower, France, Giverny, McDonald's, Monet, Monet's Home, Paris, Picnics in Paris, Sandwich Shops in Paris, Water LiliesLeave a Comment

In France, bread is life. What is not, is protein. Jordan was not amused with only having pastries in the AM. Cafés do not serve breakfast (eggs, bacon, etc.) until later in the morning, so we needed to resort to the classic look of being McChic. After inhaling an Egg McMuffin, we hopped on a…

Day One: The Departure

By: lcjonesla July 24, 2017November 5, 2018

TravelAir France, Airbnb, Champs Elysées, Crepes in Paris, French Toast, La Maison, ParisLeave a Comment

Paris