I’ve been up to New York close to a dozen times in the past couple of years. Ever since I discovered the amazing cheapness of Megabus I’ve used just about …
From Such Great Heights: A New Look at New York City Read More »
A couple of weekends ago my FAVORITE travel companion, Liz, came to visit. She’d never been to DC before so we spent a couple of days doing the typical sweaty …
Guestpostravaganza continues for the time being (weigh in with your opinion here) with a really interesting and honest contribution from Abby Tegnelia on a side of travel nobody likes to …
Travel, like dating, is an exercise in possibilities. A thrilling rendezvous with a new city is all about getting to know each other, searching for a common connection. Do I …
Along with the fluffy pink cherry blossoms ( and abundant sunshine, something else begins popping up in Washington around April. Tourists. From April to August DC is awash with out-of-towners. …
I love Spring. And I LOVE Springtime in DC. After the winter to end all winters, warmth and happiness have come back to DC with a vengeance. And although I …
Whenever I hear people say “I’d love to have a job that that involves travel” I can’t help thinking: Why? I mean sure, if you were a guidebook writer, or …
On the Company Dime: Making the Most of Business Travel Read More »
I try really hard to find the good in every place that I visit. Still, there are some place I’ve been, and experiences I’ve had which were just plain disappointing. …
Travel Disappointment: New Year’s Eve in Time Square Read More »
I used to think I didn’t like Manhattan. The advertisements plastered to every surface, the inescapable flashing lights and honking cars were just too much. And the people, the massive …
Yellowstone, with it’s rainbow of hot springs, sputtering geysers and steaming charred earth is the strangest place I’ve ever been. The entire park is actually situated over a giant supervolcano, …
