Brash. Rude. Hilarious. Willing to engage in inappropriate sexual tinged banter during #TNI on Thursday afternoons on Twitter. The ability to cut you open in 140 characters like a verbal surgeon.
I am totally running the risk of upsetting the travel karma gods. I have more faith in the travel karma gods than any other variety out there, but I’m sure to annoy those varieties also. But I shall run these risks and write about last night and this morning, because […]
There are some places that you just have to see to experience them in person. Tobago is one of those places. It is the far smaller of the two islands that make up the country of Trinidad and Tobago, but it is so much more than just an island – […]
Shamelessly swiping from Jeannie’s website, “In my late thirties, I was stuck in an unsatisfying desk job and courting a growing resentment towards the North American lifestyle. After swearing to change my life on a file folder, I sold my earthly possessions and set off in June 2010.
Akila and Patrick have one of my favorite “food porn” (and travel) websites. They were one of the first travel bloggers I met when I started Twitter and they have always been incredibly helpful when I have asked any questions on locations or camera how-to’s or anything else. Of the long, long list of people I look forward to finally meeting in person, they are up near the top.
I am a coward. Well, perhaps it is cowardice or perhaps a acute fear of rejection or perhaps just being lazy (my personal choice for most likely) or perhaps just simply contentedly solitary, but regardless, I undoubtedly chickened out in the last few days. And it was far from the […]
Kate is cool. Period. Suppose it is kinda lazy to stop there, so I’ll go on, but if you aren’t reading her blog Adventurous Kate and following her on Twitter, you are simply missing out. Kate built up an incredibly devoted following, even before she took to the road. Recently, […]
This is basically the post that I put up there last week. I look forward to your comments, suggestions and thoughts on this topic. Any sort of third world travel means that you are going to have to decide what you want to do about begging. The related issue is […]
Abby Tegnelia has led one of the more unusual and interesting last half decades of anyone I know. From working 80 hour work weeks in major U.S. cities like Las Vegas and Los Angeles, to dropping out of the fast lane for an extended stay in Costa Rica, to coming back stateside and sliding right in as the editor of a successful and important magazine focusing on Las Vegas.
As she says on her site, Nerd’s Eye View, let’s meet the nerd. I “meet” Pam on Twitter, when I dove into a discussion/argument that she was having. I didn’t realize at the time, but thank the lord that I was on her side. And I never wish to be […]
I think I might possibly get in a small bit of trouble with Wiley. I’ve been good about not talking about how fortunate I am with my current residence situation in Grenada, at least regarding his company’s name, since I don’t want to get him in any trouble. When I […]
Keith has one of the best travel blogs out there and one of the most interesting travel plans that I have heard about in the last few years. Somehow he has got his wife to agree to let him take nine one-month trips, starting now and finishing at the end […]
