My wallet is loving my recent lack of restauranteering, but unfortunately my blog, to which I made a commitment to write about my culinary, transient travels each Thursday, is not.
That being said, the wonderful publicists for Bella Luna came through for me and let me know about a new vegetarian dish on the menu – Eggplant [...]
Archive for September, 2008
Thursday, September 18th, 2008
Learning a new language like me? Well, in preparation for upcoming travels in Central and South America Go Green Travel Green listed 10 free ways to learn a language – how timely!
There are tons of websites out there offering free language tools. So check out, The Top Websites: Learn a new language for free, TechCrunch’s review of Babbel & [...]
I pretty much sit in the car for over two hours, to and from work every day. But for the past week, I have not had to make the trek alone. Meet my newest travel companion…
I know Rosetta Stone is awesome, it changed your life, blah blah blah, but I couldn’t justify spending more money [...]
I went to the gym twice this weekend and despite my light lifting, short walk on a treadmill and a run on the non-impact elliptical, my legs are still sore.
It is pretty embarrassing considering both my brother and sister made great athletic strides this weekend.
My brother just became a professional hockey player! He plays for [...]
…transient travels will be getting a new home pretty soon.
Some of my favorite bloggers have also recently made some moves/updates. So I thought I would dedicate this post to convincing you to check out all of the hard work they have been investing on their piece of the Internet, if you haven’t already.
Camels & Chocolate just [...]
It looks like I wasn’t the only one blogging about postcards yesterday! I just read on Intelligent Travel that the folks at This Just In have asked readers if they still send postcards…hundreds of responses later – it turns out many people still do.
The truth is, I love receiving them, and I even buy tons of them when [...]
My Thursday post is not going to be about a restaurant – I am trying to save money. However, I did recently have an interesting “foodie” experience.
My sister Jenny and my friend Rachel participated in a battle that involved arguably the best comfort food in the world. I am sorry, but the PR girl in [...]
According to Eva Holland, “attending a spectator sporting event in a foreign country can be a great alternative to the usual tourist fare.” So, she recently posted the 8 Must-See Sporting Events in 2008 & 2009 on Matador Trips:
1. OFC Nations Cup (Oceania, Fall 2008)
2. Grand Sumo Tournament (Fukuoka, Japan, November 2008)
3. NHL Winter Classic (Chicago, USA, January [...]
According to Eva Holland, “attending a spectator sporting event in a foreign country can be a great alternative to the usual tourist fare.” So, she recently posted the 8 Must-See Sporting Events in 2008 & 2009 on Matador Trips:
1. OFC Nations Cup (Oceania, Fall 2008)
2. Grand Sumo Tournament (Fukuoka, Japan, November 2008)
3. NHL Winter Classic (Chicago, USA, January [...]
