A Taste of Paradise at the Fairmont Mayakoba
Winter is here in many parts of the continental U.S., but on the Caribbean Coast of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, there is a beautiful stretch of paradise known as Riviera Maya,…
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Take this super cool travel quiz
I admit it I love online quizzes and I love to travel – So when I found one that combines both it was a slice of heaven – Take the…
Life As It Happens: Meet my new pal Austin and his amazing drone video
Soar over Cape Cod with Austin HERE The best part about having a blog is when something catches my attention I can simply log on and post without having to…
Tickets: Understanding the open-ended plane ticket
Not all airline tickets are created equal and oftentimes, understanding the policies and restrictions of a standard ticket can be confusing. Yet, the open-ended ticket has some unique benefits, as…
SPF: The truth about sunscreens
A big sunny thank you to my pals at Consumer Reports for their annual list of top sunscreens, with an important reminder. The number on the bottle isn’t always accurate:…
Life’s a beach and then you read
If you are going to hit the beach this summer the two essentials are SPF and a good summer book – Maddie Crum and Claire Fallon at the HuffPo compiled…
Raise a glass to summer with these pomegranate inspired recipes
It is always the perfect time for a cocktail but somehow summer takes it to the next level. Check out these pomegranate inspired drinks and feel free to invite me…
The creepy side of Twitter
While I often post my own thoughts, sometimes some stories are just too good not to post. Furthermore, with so many great writers capturing so many great stories why not…
Doctor Strange takes on Shanghai
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Hello Shanghai! Benedict Cumberbatch and Tilda Swinton, the stars of Marvel Studios’ Doctor Strange joined director Scott Derrickson and China’s biggest fans to celebrate the…
Visit a place where the mermaids are dying
Follow my blog with Bloglovin The Korean tradition of deep-sea diving for oysters, sea cucumbers, abalones, sea urchins, and squid dates back to the 5th century. Originally, it was a…