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Mardi Gras, Carnival, Easter and Lent

Mardi Gras Mardi Gras or Fat Tuesday is celebrated around the world by Catholics (and non-Catholics who just like to enjoy themselves). The day is actually more than just one day as the festivities begin sometimes weeks ahead with glorious cakes and indulgence. Some parts of the world refer to

Shopping on Michigan Avenue Chicago

Benefits of Staying at the Marriott

This past weekend we ventured to Chicago so my husband could run the marathon. Traveling to a different city for work, play or marathon running can be stressful in an of itself. You are staying in a strange environment, people talk different, food is different, etc. This is why we

The Birth of a Hot Air Balloon

The Birth of a Hot Air Balloon

Have you ever wondered "how is a hot air balloon inflated?" At the Albuquerque Balloon Festiva, I had many opportunities to witness the hot air balloons opening up. I filmed this one for you. It is amazing. It should answer your questions like: * How do they get the

me in Albuequerque

Solo-Travel is good for the soul...

When I was about 20 I decided to go to Italy with a group of people that I really didn't know well. One of my professors was hosting the trip. I met a great group of folks but it was my first taste of independent travel. They wanted

Cafe du Monde!!! New Orleans, NOLA

New Orleans - The land of food, fun and festivities!

I live in Houston and New Orleans is just far enough for a good long weekend trip but not too far that will require you to fly. So, it becomes a great alternative for college kids rather than Cancun or other beach towns. Then as you get older you start

Sunset at the top of Mauna Kea

You can see the rings of Saturn from Mauna Kea

One of the highlights to our trip to the Big Island was going up top of Mauna Kea. It was such a remarkable experience and I would recommend anyone do it while on the island. If you are big into stars, I think it is worth the trip to the