Tag: USA
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Bandon, Oregon – Gorgeous Undeveloped Pacific Coast
Every once in a while (but not often enough) we head down the coast to the beautiful town of Bandon, Oregon often called Bandon by the Sea. Founded in 1873…
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Happy May Day. Workers of the World Unite!
Happy International Workers Day. Today more than ever, the workers of the world need to unite. As billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk try to force their workers to…
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The Oregon Country Fair
Oregon Country Fair Every Summer in the woods outside of the little town of Veneta, Oregon – hordes of hippies, puppeteers, musicians, acrobats, nudists, herbalists, and assorted other oddballs assemble…
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7 Reasons Why the Oregon Dunes Totally Kick Butt for ATV’s
We present the seven top reasons why all ATV riders must visit the Oregon Dunes at least once in their lives.
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The Most Unmissable Things to Do in New York
Travel is different today than it has ever been. Things are crazy right now with lockdowns, quarantines, and more. One of the hardest hit places in the world is New…
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Reactionary Trump Cancels All Travel Between USA and Europe
The Trump Administration seems intent on making people panic and creating bad situations. In a speech an hour ago, Trump just cancelled all travel between the USA and Europe for…
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The Shit is Really Hitting the Fan!
Wow. The stars are really lining up for massive change. Chaos at the Greek/Turkish border over the ‘catch and release’ of Syrian refugees into Europe from Turkey. Russia and Saudi…
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An Open Letter to America’s Billionaires – Change Humanity’s Future
Dear Billionaires, I’ve done my best to join you, but so far – I haven’t even gotten close. The reason I’ve tried wasn’t because I want to be a rich…
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Sociopathism – American Capitalism is a Serious Problem
Lobsters generally don’t know the water around them is getting hotter until it is too late. Look, I admire entrepreneurship. I think that the marketplace of ideas and products is…
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Tillamook, Oregon – Cheese Factory, Planes, and a Really Really Big Hangar
No trip up (or down) the Oregon Coast is complete without a stop in Tillamook, Oregon. While we haven’t had the opportunity to do all the fun things Tillamook (the…
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Art Not To Miss at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City
I originally published this back in January 2009 upon the eve of my departure from the United States. I was reminded of it when I met a guy in San…
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Exploring Chicago When It’s COLD!!!
In 2008, I took Amtrak across the USA. It put me in Chicago in December. Not the best time to experience the neighborhoods and things that make Chicago a great…
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During Possible Iran Crisis – Investors fled to the safety of Bitcoin
It was fantastic to watch a possible crisis flare up (unnecessarily) with the assassination of a government official and all that followed – thankfully, much to our surprise – calmer…
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How Not To Enjoy World Travel – Part 2
Don’t read anything about the country of place you are going to. That way you won’t understand the culture, the traditions, the history, the climate, or anything else. You will…
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New York Foodie – The Best Places for Food Shopping in New York City
Stop stockpiling foreign candy that gets you in trouble with customs every time you try to come back from London. And please…let’s say goodbye to big box supermarkets that sell…
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Hells Kitchen Tour – New York’s Foodie Hotbed
Each neighborhood in NYC has its own character and purpose, and you can easily spend an afternoon eating and drinking your way through them without ever having to descend into…
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Luxury Vacation Condo & Private Chef in Gulf Shores, Alabama
Holidaying at a luxury vacation home rental in the USA can be as memorable as anything in Italy, St. Croix, or any other exotic locale.
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New York Foodie – Emergency Dinner Spots in NYC
Food emergencies happen! ?You just have to deal with it. Here are a few emergency dinner situations and how to make the most of them in New York City
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NYC Restaurants You Won’t Find On Other Lists – Yet
There are unexpected places that you can get great meals in New York City.
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Old Pasadena Walking Food Tour A Melting Pot of Flavors
Old Pasadena is well known for its food. Delicacies of every variety can be found throughout the city, from dim sum to truffles.
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The Ultimate Adult Pit Stop at Bravo Farms in Traver, California
Long after the kids have left the backseat empty and are on to their own adventures, there comes a time when adults pile in a car and are off on…
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The Bellingham, WA Renaissance A 7-day Foodie Tour
Linda Kissam discovers the coolest place in the world is also the coolest place for foodies – Bellingham, Washington
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Julian, California A Magnificent Four Season Mountain Town
Julian, California is a smart hip mountain town that combines all the elements foodies and small-town aficionado’s look for.
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Big Food Challenges in Florida
Florida is known as a place where everything is bigger and better – the theme park rides, the sports and certainly the food.
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Introduction to the Oregon Coast
When I brought my family from Morocco in 2013, we were going to settle in the San Francisco Bay Area but I found that no one wanted to hire…
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