Travel Tricks & Tips: The best travel-planning advice you’ll ever hear
Last month my mom came down with something – a bad case of the Can’t-See-It-Alls, better known as CSIA. Actually, it’s not better known as that, I just made the […]
Yearly Archives: 2013
See Jules Review: Zip-lining in Guatapé aka extreme(ish) adventures for the rest of us
I was over at my sister’s apartment the other day and she pulled out a new book she’d recently picked up, Lonely Planet Great Adventures. In mainly picture format, the […]
Foreign Findings: Love locks abroad and also, apparently, at home
I love seeing love locks. They always surprise me. I’ll be walking along, checking out other stuff and then I’ll spot them – a cluster of padlocks, some old and […]
Travel Triumph: Getting down to the business of downtime
A few weeks ago my father-in-law was giving me a hard time about the fact that when traveling, I bring a book along. It was all in good fun of […]
Foreign Findings: The cross vs. beer (cross edition)
This is the morally superior counterpart to last week’s post where we chose drinking beer over seeing a cross in Guatapé, Colombia. The next morning, after our night of drinking on […]
The cross vs. beer (beer edition)
Finally, after about a million listens, it clicked: we can’t see the cross and drink beer on the same boat tour! He was telling us that we had to choose between the two.
Friday’s Five Favorite Things: Traveling with an electrician
I have a special knack for recognizing buildings that would make good funeral homes. It’s true; sometimes I’ll spot a bank or a church or a library and I’ll think […]
Read this post on your lunch break today
I really like you. Yes you, my dear reader. Awww… I can see that you’re blushing and I think it’s cute. Seriously though, I like you so much and I […]
Life is what happens: The post-op post
As if normally, if you broke your arm, bled from the eyes and vomited blood all while passing out, you would try to just walk it off.
Life is what happens: The storm before the calm
Right now I have about a half-dozen half-finished blog posts in my blog queue. Most are about Colombia and some are about other trips. None of them are about cancer. […]
