…have a cupcake at Magnolia Bakery-where Miranda stuffed cupcakes into her mouth-sounds delicious huh. You can shop at the “Pleasure Chest”-where Charlotte bought her rabbit-no comment about that. You will stop at a bar for a cosmo where they once drank at in the show-seriously, the same bar! There are also several other thrilling moments that you can re-live. If I sound sarcastic, it’s because I am just amazed and shocked at what people will spend…
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In Transit in Tokyo
July 6, 2008 by 2 Comments
…ight now and not looking forward to another seven hour flight to Bali in about an hour but I still do get a kick out of the Japanese. They are just so different from us. It’s easy to make jokes (which I do) about Hello Kitty being a global goodwill ambassador for the country-I mean it is a cartoon. Also, there are a lot of their customs which we cannot possibly understand but underneath it there is a global technology power and the worlds second l…
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
September 25, 2008 by 5 Comments
…to Amman which was about a half hour from the border where we would figure out our plans from there. We arrived in Amman and had no idea what we were doing or where we were supposed to go. We literally got off a bus and there was a man sitting on a bench and he asked us if we needed a ride. At first we ignored him, figuring he was just a beggar or something like that. However, he was very persistent and he weasled his way into getting us to look a…
Eau de Cologne
May 18, 2009 by 3 Comments
…most recognizable and ubiquitous symbol and the first thing you see when you walk out of the main train station as they are nearly touching. Surrounding the cathedral is a plethora of souvenir vendors selling everything under the sun, homeless hippies and their homeless dogs begging for money and there is certainly no shortage of performers doing whatever they can to get your euros. However, it’s actually all very pleasant and the way I see it, t…
A Weekend in Oregon
November 2, 2009 by 9 Comments
…hey also had Hawaiian, Thai, Vegan, Chinese, Vietnamese and anything else you could think of. Friday night I went out to dinner with my friend Donovan who was actually the guy that initially approached me to start this website when he worked at Bootsnall. So we caught up and had a great meal at Deschutes Brewery in the Pearl District of Portland which has a lot of bars and restaurants and is kind of the Soho/Meatpacking District of Portland. After…
Aloha From Oahu
June 6, 2010 by 11 Comments
…uau was about 4 hours or so of drinking, eating suckling pig (cooked and brought out of the ground oven) and watching Polynesian style shows where they highlighted native dances of all the islands. Cousin Lea and I enjoyed it greatly! No visit to Oahu is complete without stopping at Pearl Harbor. In 2004 I got there super early and was on the first boat to the Arizona Memorial. This time we got there at 11ish and didn’t take the boat out but you c…
Sheikhs, Sultans and Sand
November 2, 2010 by 9 Comments
…track of them period; but I don’t know exactly. That aside, as I guess throughout history most great civilizations were built by less fortunate people, Dubai is something else. I am still not sure if it’s a good thing or a bad thing but it certainly is something and something that cannot be ignored. My first time here three years ago, I was sick and didn’t have a good time. I got annoyed by all the traffic, dust in the air and being surrounded by…
Bolivia’s Southern Altiplano
January 17, 2011 by 14 Comments
…the nights you dream of when you’re sitting at work miserable and wishing you could do something fun like this. It was awesome. The main countries represented at the hostel were Argentina and Brazil. Spanish was the language of the night and additionally there were two Danes, Myself, the two Aussies and a French girl. There was a harmonica where this really cool Argentine dude was playing duets with my Brazilian friend who was a great singer and g…
Christmas Island and Cocos Island
May 8, 2011 by 9 Comments
…ed because of the crabs. I cannot imagine CI during the migration because you couldn’t escape the millions of crabs right now! Renting a motorbike or scooter is easily the best way to see CI (above). Alternatively, if you have your own motorbike make sure you have decent insurance. Swinton bike insurance is a great option. The only better way would to have a 4-wheel drive; which are hard to come by on the small island. I took the scooter and heade…
Road Trip Part 2-Grand Teton to Denver
July 26, 2011 by 4 Comments
…was there it was actually much better than I thought it’d be. I had heard you could barely see it because you were only allowed to be far away. I didn’t feel that way. I felt like I got pretty close and had a nice view. The only thing I wish they had more of was a museum kind of thing that detailed the history of how it was built etc. After some photos and some great ice cream from the café, we headed 17 miles south to see the Crazy Horse Memorial…
