Traveling on US Hwy 35 in Oklahoma we exited #55 and drove east on Hwy 7 to the small town of Sulphur where many campgrounds, RV parks, lakes, and small motels invite outdoor enthusiasts to stay. We were in our …
Kansas City, Missouri: Let Them Entertain You by Terry Zinn
On a recent visit to Kansas City, Missouri I thought I’d let them Entertain me with live theatrical presentations. I always enjoy seeing what each city offers in the way of performing arts and Kansas City certainly stages some quality …
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San Diego: More To See Than Sea World by Robb and Melissa Hoch
For many years, when I heard “San Diego” four things came to mind: (1) Sea World; (2) Chargers; (3) Padres; and (4) Utah winters are too cold, and I wish I could move to San Diego where the average temperature …
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Confucius: Life beyond the “Golden Rule” by Fyllis Hockman
”Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.” It’s a basic precept taught to almost every American child, but how many know that the renowned “Golden Rule” originated with Confucius more than 2500 years ago? And perhaps …
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The City of Memories by Nate and Jennifer Manning
When planing for a trip it is completely normal to research everything you can about your destination. You want to know the ins and outs of the entire city. You come up with a plan to see everything and experience …
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Our Journey – A Week in the Life of a Cruising Family by Karl Childs
Day 1: We’re off! Our family of six has left home for our final vacation before our oldest graduates and heads off on his own. Tomorrow, we will embark on a seven night Carnival cruise through the southern Caribbean. We’re …
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Augusta – It’s More Than the Masters by Marci DeWolf
Augusta, Georgia—well-known for its venerable Masters Golf Tournament and coveted green jacket—has another star in its glistening crown—music and the arts.“Is it the weather, or something in the water?” mused one longtime resident about the city’s extraordinary artistic talents. The …
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Gascon Gastronomy: Every Writer’s Dream by John M.Edwards
Part II It is every writer’s dream to land a housesitting job in France. I’d have three months to start (and abort) a novel while enjoying the medieval landscape. But how did my galpal and I land the job? We …
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Scottsdale, Where the Desert Blooms by Emma Krasov
Photography by Emma Krasov Scottsdale is a strange and beautiful hybrid flower of modern architecture, outrageous culinary treats, and Cactus League Spring Training with accompanying nightlife and wild entertainment – all in bloom while we speak. Like a silk moth …
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San Moreno Glacier, El Calafate, Argentina by Bonnie and Bill Neely
Sad to leave the gorgeous Torres de Paine National Park, we boarded the bus to El Calafate, about five hours away. Partway along our route we left Chile, but we had to stop at the small, non-descript check point and …
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