Granada, Oh for the love of Tapas!
You may know Granada for the spectacular Alhambra palace, but chances are you didn’t know about the Granada province LAW that every bar, cafe or restaurant is required to give […]
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Going to Dubai? Get in line
I should have known something was wrong when we were stuck in a holding pattern for 30 minutes before we could land in the Dubai Airport at Midnight. In the […]
Sunday Brunch – Dubai Style
Child-like-joy — Surrounded by all the food and drink you can politely shovel in your mouth in four hours. Your heart beats faster, your eyes go wide, and then you […]
Dubai – Surprise
I didn’t know what I was getting into. I didn’t do my homework and I didn’t know what exactly we would be doing in Dubai. We planed a 6 day […]
Paris – will stop for Champagne
There is something about Paris that makes me want a cigarette. Not that I smoke or ever have smoked, it’s just Paris. It’s street side cafes, lovely boulevards, and fashionable […]
California Skiers Paradise
I live in California, known for sun, beaches, surfing and wine country but you may not know that on Northern California’s eastern boarder lives a sunny winter wonderland. Lake Tahoe […]
Havana Cuba – What I think I know – part 3
Part 1 – Accommodations and Food Part 2 – Currency and Safety Cigars and Rum If you know nothing else about Cuba you know they make the worlds best Cigars […]
Havana Cuba – What I think I know – part 2
Part 1 – Accommodations and Food Havana Cuba was the first place I’ve visited with a lot of preconceived notions and absolutely no idea what to expect. The images of Cuba […]
Havana Cuba – What I think I know – part 1
I wanted to be surprised, to see something I couldn’t find with a few clicks. To experience a culture I knew nothing about. I travel to be a part of […]
Skip Cancun and TRY THIS… Puerto Morelos
Your Travel Goal: Relax on the beach listen to the wave crash while enjoying a good book and a fruity cocktail with an umbrella in it delivered to your lounge chair. […]
San Ignacio – Spanglish in the jungle
Former High School Spanish students rejoice, there is a place where your butchered Spanish and English can live in harmony, San Ignacio Belize. Belize, independent from Brittan since 1981, national […]
Glover’s Atoll – Belize Paradise
Glover’s Atoll Belize We took a small boat 3 hours out of Hopkins Belize and while singing the theme song to “Gilligan’s Island” we docked on Glover’s Atoll for a […]
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