Tag: paris

  • Italian vs. American Cathedrals

    Italian vs. American Cathedrals

    There is something to be said for continuity.

  • On Authentic Friendships and Stale Croissants

    What gifts they are!

  • The Strange History of L’Inconnue de la Seine

    She has been kissed more than any woman in history, yet no one knows who she is.

  • Being Beaten by Baguettes

    Assault with alliteration. And carbs.

  • Vegas Chill

    A chance to explore at leisure.

  • The Paris Catacombs. Who Knew?

    A lot has gone on beneath the Paris streets.

  • Impermanence

    Don’t forget to appreciate the now.

  • Weird Travel Syndromes

    They’re enough to make you want to stay home. Well, no they aren’t. But they certainly make you think.

  • A Mental Walkabout

    Once upon a time, I’d visit a different foreign country every two years. Those were the days. Now, 60 percent of my income goes toward mortgage and utilities, and I don’t see myself ever being able to leave the country again. That breaks my heart, because travel is my reason for being. Because of this,…

  • Ping Pong and Paris

    I was in my car when I first heard of the horrifying, senseless, heartbreaking series of events that occurred in Paris on Friday the 13th. I had to pull over to process the many thoughts that I was having. Concern for all my friends and family who live in the area competed with sadness that…