A woman with an incredible sense of adventure, a drive to be successful and a passion for travel.
The sport that evokes more nostalgia among Americans is baseball. So many of us learned to play this sport as children. Baseball originated before the American Civil War (1861-1865) as rounders, a humble game played in sand lots. The first professional league was born in 1871. By the beginning of the 20th century, most large cities... Continue Reading →
It was a mild dash to the hotel after exploring Pike Street. I quickly changed clothes, refreshed my perfume and ditched my purse before heading back out. Alas, I was on my way to see Ed Sheeran! I drove back over Lake Washington through the woods, changed highways somewhere in the middle and then I... Continue Reading →
Just like the time when I text my father en route to Alaska to see the Northern Lights at the height of winter. I was once again texted him from the San Francisco airport en route to Seattle to let him know I was going to be visiting his old stomping grounds. I get my... Continue Reading →
I took a Friday off of work yesterday then took a flight to Seattle for the weekend. I'm in town to attend an Ed Sheeran concert tonight. After connecting in Denver then San Francisco I finally made it to my destination just after 5pm. After checking into the hotel and changing clothes I hopped into... Continue Reading →
Better late than never! It's Saturday as I start to write this from my bedroom. I'm now back home. My scrape from the bicycle crash looks worse than day 1 but it's healing as are my bruises. I've had a case of jet lag that has made catching up difficult until now. I'll rewind a couple... Continue Reading →
The hotel room has great big windows that offer wonderful views of Amsterdam. They allow the sun to shine in as soon as it rises, as a result I'm naturally waking up earlier than usual which I love because it allows me to begin my day earlier. Getting out of bed my body was sore from... Continue Reading →
I was told that there are more bicycles in Amsterdam than there are people. The main mode of transportation is done on two wheels, sometimes via motorized scooters but mostly on bicycles. I saw lots of smiling children riding in seats on their parent's handlebars and partners riding on the back fenders of their loved... Continue Reading →
Wow! There aren’t words to describe the feeling Amsterdam gives me. It’s wonderful, beautiful to look at and the weather is splendid. I can’t believe I’ve waited this long to visit. It’s so hard for me to visit a place twice when there’s so much of the world out there left to be seen but... Continue Reading →
The time in Paris was coming to an end but the excitement of visiting Amsterdam was growing. The train wasn't due to depart until 5:25 pm so I nearly had another entire day to explore. Checking out of the hotel was complete and the luggage was left in storage. I walked across the way to... Continue Reading →
