Beth and Randy are two of my favorite people, who also happen to be incredibly talented bloggers and photographers. Their website is slick, professional and heartfelt, and I hate them because their pictures are a lot better than mine. A lot better — which leads to some serious photo and […]
I had the chance last fall to head to Grenada to spend a month or so with one of my good friends who works there. I scored a really great couple of sailboats to stay on there though my friend, including a 43 foot catamaran that I fell in love […]
I made a brief stopover in Amsterdam on my way back from the Middle East a few weeks ago simply because I could and because I had never been there before. My flight back from Cairo was going through Amsterdam with an quick overnight layover, so I added a few […]
Last week, I published Part One of my review of the 2011 TBEX Travel Bloggers Conference, focusing on the organizational aspects of that event. A couple things before I move on to this post. First, my thanks to everyone for an amazing amount of comments (around 210 or so) from […]
My love of baseball was one of the things that I definitely picked up from my Dad as I was growing up. He played from his youth, all the way through high school and to college on a baseball scholarship, his possible career ending in a bad motorcycle to automobile […]
Yesterday, I was getting a post-TBEX bite to eat with some of my favorite travel bloggers, Ayngelina of Bacon is Magic, Jenny of Where is Jenny, Gareth of Tourist2Townie and Dylan of The Travelling Editor. We walked up to the street food cart and the guy working there asked, “are […]
I had the chance to finally meet Diana in person, when I went through Vegas months ago on my way from California back home to Arkansas. We went out for drinks with Abby, the Jungle Princess, and had a huge time. She’s hilarious, fun, and has a ton of energy. […]
There were a variety of things that surprised me in a positive way during my trip to Jordan that the Jordan Tourism Board set up and sponsored for me — the ruins at Jerash and a natural spa near the Dead Sea — and some that didn’t surprise, but were […]
