Business or Pleasure–Why Both Can Be a Part of Your Travels
When entering a country we’re often asked by the passport control officer, “What is the purpose of your trip?” The expected answer is either business or leisure. The assumption is…
West Los Angeles–What to See and Where to Eat
Once upon a time I lived in West Los Angeles. As a result I’m pretty familiar with this part of town that’s known for its high rises, excellent restaurants, and…
Keeping Portland Weird
Maybe you’ve heard of the Portland motto, Keep Portland Weird, and wondered what on earth it meant. Originally created in 2003, it was intended to promote local and small businesses…
Places To Visit in Guadalajara
There are so many places to see in Guadalajara that this article alone won’t cover everything. But I do believe those covered here are among the best places to visit…
Guachimontones Pyramids
All travel days are good days in my mind, but every so often I experience one that surpasses all others. Our visit to the Guachimontones pyramids was just such an…
Snowshoeing Park City
I was invited to Park City with a group of friends and eagerly accepted since I had never been here before. But if you’re like me and no longer downhill…
Travel More–5 Ways to Make It Happen
There is a perception--especially in the U.S.--that travel is expensive and therefore out of reach for many. That’s unfortunate. There certainly are many expensive destinations, fancy resorts and high end…
Pros and Cons of Travel Insurance–Our Experience Filing a Claim
When we were much younger, Jason and I never considered purchasing travel insurance. Before we had kids or aging parents, we simply made our plans and took off. But there…
How To Spend A Day in LA
Los Angeles is 503 square miles, so exploring this dynamic city could take a lifetime. But for anyone with limited time, I hope these three options will provide some things…
What To Eat In Barcelona
Everything you’ve heard about the food in Barcelona is true--it’s really good. Whether we ate a pastry from the corner bakery, munched our way through a market, sat at the…