India II: Mumbai
Hard to believe it’s already been 3 months since our whirlwind trip to India earlier this year. Like most trips, I take a ton of images, promise to post some of them, and then never quite get around to it. … Continue reading
Hard to believe it’s already been 3 months since our whirlwind trip to India earlier this year. Like most trips, I take a ton of images, promise to post some of them, and then never quite get around to it. … Continue reading
The movie preview I attended last week took place at the Crosby Street Hotel in downtown Manhattan. The common areas where quite posh. My friend and I were thinking we should have made a weekend out of it and just … Continue reading
While in Mumbai, we got to visit a building that had briefly served as a home for spiritual leader Mohandas ‘Mahatma’ Gandhi. It is now operating as a museum, but one could just imagine what life must have been like … Continue reading
Going into the India trip I really wasn’t keen on visiting the Taj Mahal. Not because I wouldn’t have loved to see it at some point. I just figured the trip was so short to begin with and I wasn’t … Continue reading
It has been a long road back to recovery for me the blog this week. What say we end the week with a virtual trip to Barcelona? Like most Spanish cities, Barcelona is full of history, tradition and, of course, … Continue reading
You’ve probably already seen Maison Moschino elsewhere on the web, but I just had to share here as well. Located in Milan, the hotel has 63 rooms and the room themes run from “Life Is A Bed Of Roses” to … Continue reading
During our travels in Turkey, the most unique of our stays was in Serinn House located in the Cappadocia region. This historical area is known mostly for it’s rock formations and cave dwellings of the past. The original bones of … Continue reading
Upon returning from Turkey, most of my friends wanted to hear all about the great shopping and the amazing finds that (surely) I found at all of the bazaars. Well, I’m very sorry to report, I didn’t fare so well … Continue reading
During our trip to Germany a few years ago, Heidelberg was definitely one of my favorite stops. Timber-framed buildings, an old castle ruin- it was the fairy tale/postcard version of Germany. So let’s go on a mini getaway to this … Continue reading
Province: Castilla León Population: 55,500 It’s been a while since we had a Spain post so I thought today we could spend some time in Segovia. This World Heritage city is about a 30 minute (high speed) train ride from … Continue reading