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Say Thank You in 10 Different Languages

This last year was more amazing than I could have ever imagined. It was filled with bucket list checks and travel to 5 continents, 13 countries and countless cities. I wanted to say thank you to all of the places who were part of making the past twelve months memorable. And I want to [...]

By | December 29th, 2013|0 Comments

Eat Fried Frog Legs in Louisiana

It was a slow night at Tunk's Oyster Bar. Today was the first day of squirrel season in Louisiana, evidently a big event in this part of Alexandria. Many local folks were probably at home cleaning their catch and making squirrel stew, instead of dining out. Unfortunately, squirrel is not served [...]

By | December 26th, 2013|0 Comments

Visit a Maasai Tribe in Africa

Along the route of my African safari in Tanzania, I saw the Maasai people dozens of times. Their blue and red frocks gave them away every time. Not only are they scattered throughout the main roads, mostly herding their cattle. Their villages are also sporadically spread on the long stretches of land. [...]

By | December 22nd, 2013|0 Comments

Lock Your Love in Paris

In the beautiful Italian region of Cinque Terre, Peter and I strolled the Via Dell'Amore, also know as Lover's Walk. Along this romantic seaside path there were padlocks attached to the chain linked fences, a place where couples could bring their own locks to secure their love. I didn't have a padlock at the time, so we did not lock our [...]

By | December 19th, 2013|0 Comments

Work a Pottery Wheel in Tuscany

Down a narrow, cobbled street in Tuscany a longtime dream came true. Just like Demi Moore in the movie Ghost, I worked my magic on a pottery wheel. Okay, maybe it was nothing like her steamy iconic scene, there was not an imaginary spirit sitting behind me tenderly guiding my hands. But, there [...]

By | December 15th, 2013|0 Comments

8 Things To Do at The Barlow in Sebastopol

While spending time in the neighboring town of Sebastopol, it was confirmed that sometimes you don't need to travel far from home to find bucket list worthy adventures. Just fifteen minutes from my Northern California house there was a place that quenched my new experience thirst, The Barlow. The Barlow is a brand-spanking [...]

By | December 12th, 2013|0 Comments

Go to a Cat Cafe in Tokyo

I admittedly am a dog girl, specifically puppies. It is my dream to be locked in a room with dozens of them while they lick my face with their delightful puppy breath. Is that weird? Maybe. But, not nearly as strange as the Calico Cat Café in Tokyo. Tokyo is [...]

By | December 7th, 2013|0 Comments

12 Unique Gifts for the Traveler

Tis' the Season that I usually start stressing over what to give everyone on my gift list. But, this year I did some pre-planning and made a list of all the things that I have either purchased in the past or would love to receive this holiday. PASSPORT HOLDER Not only [...]

By | December 1st, 2013|0 Comments

Eat Fondue in Switzerland

I'm going to be honest, the smell of fondue makes me nauseous. It has something to do with the pungent aroma of melted gruyere cheese. So, I passed by several fondue restaurants in Switzerland, deterred by the smell wafting from them. But, I couldn't possibly leave Zurich without trying something so traditionally [...]

By | November 26th, 2013|0 Comments

A Natural Mud Bath in Palau

While boating in and out of Palau's 300+ islets in search of the best snorkeling spots, we had found some spectacular sites loaded with colorful fish, gigantic clams, whitetip sharks and intricate coral. All pretty much expected from notably one of the world's best places to scuba dive. But, what was unexpected [...]

By | November 21st, 2013|0 Comments