Tag: Travel

...Of course, once we got home, I had Maine withdrawal. Lobster in California is never, ever, ever $2.99 a pound. So I made do, in a thrifty New England way, and came up …

I realize this is the world’s slowest trip recap, but I took all of my photos in RAW, which means I have to convert them to upload them, and OHMYGOD SHOOT ME if I ever …

We’ve just returned from Paris. This sentence is one I wish were a more regular part of my life. This post, however, is about London, one of my favorite cities. Due to the intricacies of …

My father did not do many of the things dads do. He did not tinker with tools, or fish, or play golf. He did not manage the household finances, or take me to baseball games, …

<img SRC="http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2467/3865780122_d74e2f5948.jpg"/> <br /> <img SRC="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3408/3637985948_e89754118f.jpg"/> <br /> It has been hot as blazes in Los Angeles, and the thing about Los Angeles is it does hot extremely well. 3 digit temperatures, brush fires -- a heat wave …

It's the fourteenth of July, known in France as Le Quatorze Juillet and in America as Bastille Day. It's a national holiday in France, celebrating the Revolution and its principles of Liberte, Egalite and …

It's officially summer time, and if you're lucky that means vacations! I thought I'd start a little summertime series (of an indeterminate number of episodes) based on places I've traveled. A little travelog …