Tag: Travel

What Taiwan Taught Me About The COVID-19 Pandemic
[ 8 ] March 16, 2020 |

What Taiwan Taught Me About The COVID-19 Pandemic

So a little over a month ago I visited Taiwan when coronavirus was just on the rise in cases and fatalities in mainland China. I was reluctant to share with my U.S. counterparts because I knew what people would say “You’re going to get the virus” or “You’re really going over there?!”. I had done […]

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The Best Breakfast in America.
[ 0 ] October 4, 2018 |

The Best Breakfast in America.

I really do not need an excuse to visit Kingbird at the Watergate Hotel.  The food is always good.  Recently, however, I used the excuse to try their special menu “Best Breakfast in America” to revisit one of my faves in this part of town.  The special menu is the restaurants Pop-Up of sorts that […]

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Where to Eat in Door County?
[ 0 ] August 15, 2018 |

Where to Eat in Door County?

  Recently, I told you about Wisconsin’s Door County and why families who love the outdoors in the D.C. area should visit here.  I would be remiss if I did not tell you what to eat here.  Cherry pies, ice cream and Swedish treats (yes, Swedish) will make sure you and the family are never […]

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Still Time to Get Off the Radar Before Summers End
[ 0 ] August 2, 2018 |

Still Time to Get Off the Radar Before Summers End

It can be a challenge to get off the radar in the Washington, D.C. area.  The quick getaways turn into running into a colleague or two on vacation with their families or running into any random person from your past spent in this area.  For an area that spreads across two states and a District, […]

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A vacation for you, a vacation for the kids.
[ 0 ] June 14, 2018 |

A vacation for you, a vacation for the kids.

Looking for kid-friendly things to do during the summer months can be a challenge if you are also trying to find something that adults also want to indulge in especially if you are not looking for the beach scene.  A recent trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains surrounding Roanoke, Virginia opened my eyes to a […]

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