Recently, I went with my husband on a trip to New York City. Usually, I am not happy about the prospect of being among millions of people . In fact, I tend to avoid crowds and tight spaces like the plague. But there is something about New York that transcends all of that. New York [...]
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Posted in Travel, tagged Central Park, Henry Clay Frick, Lady Hamilton, New York City, New York Dinner Cruises, Nice Matin, The Blue Note Jazz Club, the Frick Collection, The Guggenheim, The Lion King, The Lucerne Hotel, The Minskoff Theatre, World Yacht Cruise on October 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Jerome, Jerome, where the Tourists Roam
Posted in Travel, tagged AZ, Ghost Towns, Jerome on March 29, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Jerome is a Ghost town in Arizona, or nearly a ghost town since it currently embraces about four hundred and fifty permanent residents. We decided to pass through there on our way to Prescott where we hoped to get some retail therapy.
The town itself is an interesting piece of engineering with many of the [...]
The Grand, Grand Canyon
Posted in Travel, tagged Colorado River, Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park, Niagara Falls, Wonders of the World on March 21, 2008 | 5 Comments »
How does one describe the Grand Canyon? I have been trying to come up with something original to say about it but the only thing that comes to mind is the well used (sometimes nauseatingly so) word, awesome. Yes, the Grand Canyon is AWESOME!
We arrived at the South Rim of the [...]
Going Uptown
Posted in Travel, tagged Evil Eye Fleegle, Hilton Timeshares, Jim Croce, Pink Jeep Tours, Sedona Timeshares, Time in a Bottle, Trolley Bus Tours, Uptown Sedona, Wildflower Bread Company on March 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Okay, so I’ve told you about Sedona the Beautiful. Now, I’m going to let you in on the seamier side of this picturesque city, known to the locals as Uptown Sedona. This is where we tourists gather in search of tangible proof that we were here. And this is where local [...]
Red Rocks Really do Rock!
Posted in Travel, childhood memories, tagged Adobe houses, Canyon Mesa Country Club, hiking trails in Sedona, Roadrunners, Sedona, The Grand Canyon on March 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Today we spent our time exploring our immediate surroundings here in beautiful Sedona. For those of you who are sick of winter, I’m going to rub it in a little and say that the skies are clear and the temperatures mild and so it was pleasant to walk around, listen and observe the landscape. [...]
Magical Mystical Sedona
Posted in Travel, tagged astronomy, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Frank Lloyd Wright, Sedona, Sedona Vortexes on March 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Sedona, quite a magical place all in all. We arrived on March 1st to begin our month long stay. The house that we have rented is quite special too. There are windows everywhere, each one offering a different angle and view of the red rock topography. There is a solarium and [...]
California Dreamin’
Posted in Travel, tagged Inn at Laguna Beach, Laguna Beach, Palm Desert, Riverside California, Robert Mondavi, Starbucks, surfing, The Beach Boys on February 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Aaah! Laguna Beach. We have been here now for a day and a half. My husband arranged for us to stay at the Inn at Laguna Beach. It’s expensive, this one, and certainly beats the Motel 6’s I stayed in during my last trip down the California coast. But oh, it [...]
Playing in the Monterey Peninsula
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized, tagged Carmel, Monterey, Pebble Beach, Sea Otters, Seafood Restaurants on February 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I saw a mother sea otter today, swimming on her back with her baby riding happily on her belly. What a sight. I was sitting in the Fish Hopper restaurant in Cannery Row in Monterey. It overlooks Monterey Bay and takes full advantage of a pretty spectacular view . We had a [...]
