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Category Archives: North America
Close encounter of the fun kind on NYC subway
You just never know what you’re gonna run into on the NYC subway. (BTW, if you’ve never been, that relic on the right is what you used to need to get on board until fairly recently. Yeah, it was outdated … Continue reading
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Tagged late night talk shows, Manhattan, New York City, New York subway, NYC subway token, travel
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Planet Lippstone does Branson, Missouri
OK, you might ask, what’s Nu Yawker Planet Lippstone doing in Branson, Missouri, that Vegas without sin? Actually, having lots of fun. BTW, that’s not some jacket I got at TJMaxx. It’s belong to this guy. He’s Eric Presley, part … Continue reading
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Tagged Branson Missouri, comedy, country, gospel, Presleys, travel
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(The one time) Nu Yawk let me down
Busy week. Back from North Carolina in time to hop the train from Pennsyltucky to Nu Yawk for a special yoga class that really helps with osteoporosis. For people like moi. Manhattan’s Columbus Circle, as seen from the second floor … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbus Circle, malls, Manhattan, Microsoft, New York, New York in Spring, osteoporosis, shopping, Time Warner Center, travel
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Living up to the title of America’s coolest street
Ever heard of Abbot Kinney? He’s the person behind the street that’s the coolest block in America, according to GQ magazine. This L.A. street was a favorite hangout of mine when I lived there. I don’t anymore — and miss … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbot Kinney Boulevard, coolest block in America, GQ, Joni Mitchell, Los Angeles, Venice California
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Why travel can be the best learning experience you’ll ever have
For me, the next best high after travel is when I’m asked to play tour guide. Or offer travel help A few weeks ago, two people who might as well be from different planets asked me for the same favor. … Continue reading
In Wisconsin, a spooky encounter with the dead
No, this wasn’t a Halloween party with 30 of my closest friends. It’s a re-creation of a sacred Native American burial site. One said to have been packed with human remains from at least a couple hundred years ago. Some … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Elkhart Lake, Henschel's Indian Museum, Native Americans, Wisconsin
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Martha’s Vineyard: Don’t worry about a rental car
After our long trip, it was tempting to linger at the 1720 House after a satisfying breakfast on this glorious day, which happened to be my birthday. To kick back in the sun room. With an affectionate lovebird. But as … Continue reading
NYC-Martha’s Vineyard ferry a no-hassle getaway
Everyone’s always doing 48 hours in such-and-such. Here’s one for ya: 42 hours in Martha’s Vineyard. Just enough for this first-timer to get enough of a taste to savor the full flavor of this special Massachusetts island. We were running … Continue reading
Martha’s Vineyard: Lobster ice cream and other firsts
OK, so I’m eating ice cream on Martha’s Vineyard. Big deal, you say. Actually, it is, at least for me. See those orangey-looking chunks? That’s not cinnamon, my friends. It’s lobster. Yes, real lobster. I’ll have more on this taste … Continue reading
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Tagged lobster ice cream, Martha's Vineyard, NYC-Martha's Vineyard ferry, travel, WiFi
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