Unlike some previous posts I’ve shared after traveling (such as Asheville and California), this one will be all about the lessons I learned over my recent week of traveling. Less about the specific places I went. And, joyous news… very few of these lessons are trip-specific, so you can read, learn, and apply these valuable…
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Day 4, continued – Road-trippin’ Where I left off with recounting of my LA adventures, I was about to make the trip east toward Palm Springs while the rest of the country was watching the Super Bowl. The traffic wasn’t bad, and I entertained myself by catching up on podcasts – getting up to speed…
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I, admittedly, get a little chatty in this post. So rarely do we get to sit down and actually write about traveling. Stick with me. Or, if you choose to just scroll in and take in the pictures, I won’t be mad. But still… you should read it. Okay. Moving on. Day 1 – Venice…
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This post is worth it just for the name. Man. And the other thing that makes it totally worthwhile is the gorgeous architecture (both buildings and landscape.) The architect of the Getty Center was Richard Meier, and he did an absolutely incredible job of taking cues from the setting to inform his designs. It was…
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I love traveling. I don’t suppose I am unique in that. The part of what I love about traveling that perhaps is a bit more unique, is the planning for it. I’ve read that a large part of the joy in experiences comes from the anticipation of said experiences, and planning helps me indulge in…
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The two most common requests I get from friends and strangers alike, is for recommendations of downtown apartments in Indianapolis, and recommendations of where to go when traveling to Asheville. (And, if you’re wondering why people might be asking me for apartment recommendations, read up on certain passions of mine here.) On what authority can…
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