Originally posted on Serendipity Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth:
FOWC with Fandango — Escape A lot of my post this morning are quotes from “The Washington Post.” Why, you might ask, since I’m a born and bred New Yorker living in New England and Boston for more than 30 years, would I read “The Post” rather…
Originally posted on Retirementally Challenged:
I wrote this post a couple of years ago but apparently, not everyone was paying attention because we still have issues… big issues. Here it is again with a few updates… I hope it works this time. I gave up writing New Year’s resolutions for myself years ago. As a…
Luggage packed. Shoes worn. House locked. She left for another journey. Another adventure. A new experience. She set out in yet another attempt to find something she hadn’t lost. In search … Source: Home away from home
Read More Home away from homeOriginally posted on TLVSION ØF NOMADS:
With 25 countries and nearly 25 years under my belt, I have a few loosely spun travel philosophies that undergird any trip I take. Of course, each person is different—everyone has different tastes, priorities, expectations, and personalities. Nonetheless, I truly believe this set of broad travel rules can enhance…
Originally posted on The happy Quitter!:
Donald Trump recently spoke about American football. No other game more fully embodies this country’s character. The sport is about capturing territory, and players need to be tough and fearless to win. A player who is afraid of being tackled by someone from the opposing team while running has already…
Originally posted on The happy Quitter!:
If you look at the world map, you will see that Europe is rather small. I grew up 10 minutes away from the Italian border, could drive to Germany in about 2 hours and Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Czech Republic and Hungary were just a few hundred kilometers away. Different cultures, different languages…
Originally posted on Chris' Sideline Pics:
I was down on the National Mall yesterday, attempting a few photos of the Cherry Blossoms. The Jefferson Memorial is my favorite of all the memorials. The inscriptions inside are timeless, and we should all read them from time to time, particularly our elected leaders. Panel four speaks specifically…
Originally posted on finallygettingdowntobrasstacks:
When I moved to Brazil from the USA, one of the first things I noticed was that Brazilians had some pretty strange and difficult names, at least for a foreigner like me. Of course I’ve long since gotten used to them, but at first I had a hard time wrapping my…
Originally posted on Everywhere Once:
For a guy who doesn’t get terribly excited about hamburgers or, for that matter, fast food, how is it that I deliberately went out of my way to find one of the worst fast food hamburgers I have ever eaten? I blame crowdsourcing. More specifically, I blame Yelp. In many…
Originally posted on ellisnelson:
My son’s home from university and one of our conversations turned to the economy and how hard it is to find even part-time, entry level work. He’s sent out something like 80 applications, done some interviews, and over the course of months, has just recently landed something part-time. The talk eventually…
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