Wednesday’s Wonder: Saint Sava of Serbia
This Wednesday’s Wonder: Saint Sava Cathedral in Belgrade, Serbia. BIG. It’s a word to describe just about anything grandiose. The state of Texas uses the … Read the rest
Wednesday’s Wonder: Prague (An Overview)
This Wednesday’s Wonder: Prague, an Overview There’s a million ways people have described Prague: “It’s so beautiful!” “It’s a fairy tale!” “It’s a dream wrapped … Read the rest
Wednesday’s Wonder: Before I Die
This Wednesday’s Wonder: The Before I Die wall in Prague, Czech Republic. As kids, it isn’t “before I die,” but rather “when I grow up.” … Read the rest
A Patio Rocking Chair Memory of Prague
We had a fun-filled honeymoon. So fun-filled that Prague felt like ages ago. Prague seemed like a dream and even my copious amount of notes … Read the rest
Eastern Europe Loves Mexicans
“Pretty sure I’m the only Mexican in Eastern – Is that a mariachi band?!” Walking through the streets of Prague, we stumbled on live music … Read the rest
Guide to Buying Noncarbonated Water in Europe
“Ohmygod,” said one American who walked into an aisle of the grocery store. The other, slowly grew wide-eyed: “which one is it?” “Remember the problem … Read the rest
Don’t Hate the Player, Hate the Game in Sapa
At some point in our lives, we all participate in the capitalist game. For example, my brother mowed people’s lawn for $5 an hour. He’s … Read the rest
A Shoe and Hand Guide up Cat Ba Mountain
“Shoe, shoe” and we all stopped to stare at our shoes. “Shoe, shoe!” said our guide and she stepped slowly over a twisted tree root, … Read the rest
The Truth is Not an Attraction in Atlanta
Turning the corner at Auburn Drive, I immediately braced myself for our impending step into history. This was a magical moment as the man whose … Read the rest
The Atlanta City Pass: A Pass to Awesome
“That’ll be 148 dollars,” said the man behind the register. [gasp] “So expensive!” Frank looked befuddled for a moment (don’t worry, this happens a lot … Read the rest
