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 […]
Tag Archives: Europe
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 […]
Five Favorite Things: Castelo dos Mouros (Castle of the Moors) edition
Last week I promised a post about my favorite castle. Just like how a lot of things go into creating a really poor castle-going experience, the same goes for a really […]
Travel Tips & Tricks: How not to explore a medieval castle
Being an American, I, like so many of my countrymen, tend to get a little excited about castles. Maybe it’s because we just don’t really have them here – and […]
Five Favorite Things: Porto edition
Earlier this week I finally got around to setting up a Thorn Tree Forums account. I know, right? And I call myself a traveler. Anyway, the reason I’m bringing it up is because […]
Where I’ve Been (with my dad): Happy Belated Birthday Dad!
Just like my post for my mom, this one is late too. I wrote this back in September but it never felt fully edited. It still feels not fully done […]
Foreign Findings: A very flammable country
Last week, while Andy was packing up his luggage for an upcoming trip, I flipped on the TV to manage our DVR. Before I could make sure his favorite shows […]
See Jules Review: The Antrim Coast, Northern Ireland
Last night Andy and I walked the dog down to the Alder Street food cart pod. After much debate, Andy got Korean, I choose Thai and then we headed over […]
Where I’m Headed: Andy’s 30th birthday trip
Today Andy turns 30. For his birthday present, we’ll be visiting Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland at the end of May… that’s the deal we made. When you turn the […]
Travel Fail: Daylight savings and never eat a Big Mac on a Saturday
While growing up, save from the occasional Quarter Pounder with cheese on long road trips, I almost never ate at McDonald’s. When I struck out on my own at 18, […]
Worldwide Shambles 