Leapin’ Lizards of Lumphini Park, Bangkok
About a year ago, I did a massive sweep through my closet and donated clothes, shoes and other things I didn’t need. It was … Read the rest
On the Coucher du Soleil in France
When I was a kid, summer was my favorite season. I always felt bad for my teacher on the last day of school. That was … Read the rest
Wednesday’s Wonder: The Strength of Boston
About two months ago, the mister and I visited Boston. It was a chilly Valentine’s Day weekend as a we toured the snow-covered city, but … Read the rest
Wat’s in a Wat?
It was 110 degrees (110 degrees!!! That’s worthy of three exclamation marks!!!) the day we toured the various Buddhist temples in Thailand. Hot and humid … Read the rest
How the Saint Eve Blew Our Minds
The evolution of the sweet tooth and the day that changed it all: 18 months of age: the first sweet taste of chocolate. Mashed … Read the rest
We’re Nuts about Luxembourg Park
Paris is the city of lights. But, also just as fitting, it’s the city of beautiful parks. Luxembourg Park is the park that seems to … Read the rest
Slug Life in Versailles
“Oh my god, you almost stepped on that!” I said as I pushed the mister out of the way. The almost-victim of the mister’s big … Read the rest
Wednesday’s Wonder: St. Charles Streetcar
This Wednesday’s Wonder: The St. Charles Streetcar in New Orleans, Louisiana. The St. Charles streetcar is the oldest running street car in New Orleans. It’s … Read the rest
What Paris Taught Us: Travel Young or Travel Old
In Paris, one of the more entertaining things to do is to people-watch. The city sees over 70 million people from around the world annually; … Read the rest
N’Awlins: It’s More Than Bourbon (Street)
New Orleans is so much more than the party on Bourbon Street (yeah, I did just say that). On the first night on Bourbon Street, my … Read the rest
