(Edidtor’s Note: This blog piece includes my beginning and ending visits in both Buenos Aires
Had enough time at home in Dallas from my month-long Spain trip to enjoy family
If you like the story of Don Quijote de La Mancha, where a nobleman goes
I love Toledo! I honestly thought since I have been here before that perhaps I
I loved getting to know Cuenca’s unusual terrain. Located across a steep spur, whose slopes
The table was set for one. Me. I had a reservation and they were ready
Mérida is a work a day city built onto and around its legacy of ancient
If all you want to do is spend a few hours climbing the intricate maze
Salamanca is known as La Dorada, “The Golden City” for its ornate sandstone architecture that
I’m in the World Heritage city of Ávila distinctly known for its medieval walls or
I’m vaccinated. I’ve done the research and the planning. I’m packed. I’m masked. I’m Negative.
It’s time to travel again, road trip style. This 16-year-old Subaru Forester gem is road
St. Louis It was just a four hour drive from Memphis, Tennessee to St. Louis,
Memphis, Tennessee’s second-most populous city may well be known for its historic blues clubs on
You can’t step into Alabama without stepping into the slave markets, the Jim Crow laws of
After spending a month in Rockledge with my brother David and sister-in-law Justine, along with
Let’s just get this out of the way, I’ve never been a fan of Florida.
Florida may be known for its beaches, water sports, Disney World, the Kennedy Space Center and