Trisha Boyer

When she wasn’t in journalism classes at The University of Mississippi, Trisha Boyer worked as a pastry chef and server at City Grocery and baker at Bottletree Bakery. After graduation she lived in cities from Boulder to Barcelona before heading to Nashville, where she held media positions with The Tennessean, Nashville Public Radio, and The New York Times. She’s spent the last decade working as a specialty food broker and freelance writer, sharing stories about food, travel, people - and the places they inhabit. She doesn’t miss the Midwest winters of her childhood one bit and has no intentions of ever leaving the South. She currently lives in Nashville with her husband, two children, and a very fluffy rescued Pyrenees. 

USAToday •

Los Angeles to San Diego beach towns to see on the Pacific Coast

The SoCal beach towns you shouldn't miss between Los Angeles and San Diego With 42 miles of shoreline and roughly 300 days of sunshine per year, the beaches of Orange County — sandwiched between Los Angeles and San Diego — offer pristine stretches of golden sand, brisk waves and a collection of coastal communities, each with its own personality and style. Whether you’re day tripping from one of the big cities or taking a leisurely drive down the Pacific Coast Highway, these beach towns, from S
Nashville Lifestyles •

Surf’s Up: Three Coastal Getaways on the Gulf

Tween Waters Inn Island Resort & Spa For the Family: Sanibel and Captiva Islands, Florida On the island side of Sanibel Causeway, you won’t find chain hotels jutting into the skyline. Smaller resorts, inns, cottages, and vacation homes, all prohibited from being “taller than a palm tree, x93 are nestled among the fauna along the breezy coastline. Many, like the legendary Tween Waters Inn Island Resort & Spa (that dates back to 1913), feel steeped in time. Impeccably tidy hotel rooms and brig

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