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Archive for the ‘On the Road’ Category

Bedding Down: Free Hotel Mini-bar on the Rise?

Bedding Down: Free Hotel Mini-bar on the Rise?
Photo courtesy of UggBoy, Flickr Creative Commons One of the biggest arguments that I have with my husband when we’re on the road together concerns the hotel  mini bar. I avoid them like the plague, preferring to save money by buying snacks and money at a nearby grocery store. Whereas he can’t...
December 5th, 2011 | Hotels, On the Road, Switzerland | Read More

Aloha, Lanai: Four Seasons at Manele Bay

Aloha, Lanai: Four Seasons at Manele Bay
I spent last week in Lana’i, Hawaii, as a “New Media Artist in Residence,” sponsored by the Lana’i Visitors Bureau. The program gave me a chance to explore all aspects of this tiny private island, and allowed me to stay at each of Lana’i's three hotels: Four Seasons at...
February 8th, 2011 | Hotels, On the Road, USA | Read More

Moai Madness: Rapanui Pride

Moai Madness: Rapanui Pride
Before I left for Easter Island, friends who had visited the island before warned me that the Rapanui men were unusually attractive. “Think Polynesian Fabios,” one travel writer told me.And yes, the men, most with long flowing dark hair, tribal tattoos and well-developed arm muscles,...
January 27th, 2011 | Easter Island, On the Road, South America | Read More

Lima Layover: Ceviche in Miraflores & Museo Larco in Pueblo Libre

Lima Layover: Ceviche in Miraflores & Museo Larco in Pueblo Libre
After spending a long morning touring the Lima’s colonial center, we moved on to Miraflores – the city’s wealthy suburb on the Pacific Ocean – for lunch. I knew I wanted ceviche, Lima’s premier dish. But first, Roberto took us to El Parque del Amour (Love Park), dominated...
January 17th, 2011 | On the Road, Peru, South America | Read More

Miami Style: Loud, Proud and Stand Out In a Crowd

Miami Style: Loud, Proud and Stand Out In a Crowd
The nail salon technician looked at the bottoms of my feet in disgust. “These are so dry,” she said, wrinkling her nose. “They need some work.” I winced, but I knew she was right. Since moving to chilly Seattle last June, I had changed my grooming habits – and not for the...
December 8th, 2010 | Events, On the Road, USA | Read More