See Jules Review: The Panama Canal and why I should probably go there again someday
There are some sights that are just better the second time around. Usually you don’t realize this the first time you’re visiting, but rather the next. Usually.
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See Jules Review: Laguna Cejar (or more accurately, the poor nameless lake next to it)
I’m sure you’ve heard of the Dead Sea – where the salt levels are so intense that you can just float without any effort. Before our Chile trip, I didn’t […]
Speelgoedmuseum Mechelen (Mechelen Toy Museum)
One time in Prague, my sister and I were faced with a tough decision: spend part of our very limited budget on admission to some culturally relevant museum or instead, check […]
The (extremely complicated) second tallest building in South America
Next, the woman behind the counter asked for 3,000 COP each (about $3 total) and again pointed upwards saying, “Observación” and waved us toward the metal detectors.
Umm… “Sí?” and also, “¿Qué the hell pasa?”
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 […]
See Jules Review: Museo Botero and all things chubby
As unlikely as it may seem, I actually have a bachelors degree in Art. That being said, if you ever found yourself wandering around a prestigious art museum with me […]
See Jules Review: Bedrock chic at the Jungle River Lodge
A while back my sister and I were having a conversation about the hotels we’d stayed at in our lives. Astonishingly, she claims to remember just about every room. For […]
See Jules Review: Burj Khalifa and the view from the world’s tallest building
The big Northeast Blackout of 2003 happened while I was spending a summer as a nanny on Long Island in New York. If you recall, this was a pretty big deal and […]
See Jules Review: A creepy step back in time in San Francisco
Old habits die hard. From the years 2001 to 2010 there were only two short summers in my life that I didn’t need to save quarters in order to do laundry. The […]
See Jules Review: Smiley faces, an Irishman and the Oregon Brewfest
A while back, while sitting in a bar drinking with my friend Thomas, I lamented about needing to come up with more blog post ideas. He said I should write […]
Worldwide Shambles 