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Magical Macau, China
Macau (also spelled Macao), is a small island off China’s mainland and was governed by Portugal from the mid-16th century until late 1999. It was the last European colony in Asia. Because of the juxtaposition of colliding cultures and its closeness to Hong Kong, Macau is a buzzing city filled with surprises around every corner. We stayed…
Visit Portland Oregon: Portlandia Style
Had enough of “staycations”? Want a travel destination that won’t break the piggy bank? Portland, Oregon is more than recycling, kale chips and polar fleece. This pacific northwest city is alive with quirky culture. There’s a couple of mandatory details to discuss first. One: Watch at least one episode of “Portlandia” to understand this Berkeley-er-than-thou…
Do You Buy From Stores That Don’t Accept Returns?
Do you ever lose your cool when dealing with consumer returns? Oh yes you do. With the power of the internet you can share your snit with the world. Twenty four hours ago I was in an all social media hands on deck war with uncovet for rescinding their offer to issue a refund. They…
Cozy Comfort on Manhattan’s Upper Eastside: The Franklin Hotel
Cozy Comfort best describes this new found gem on New York’s Upper East Side. The Franklin Hotel is a warm and inviting property with all the charm of a gracious European Bed & Breakfast Inn. With only 50 rooms, the hotel offers an upscale and intimate experience with amenities/services on par with much larger and…
A Sun-Sational High Desert Escape: Tucson, Arizona
Divas… get ready for a taste of the Old West at downright outlaw pricing! This year marks Arizona’s Centennial Celebration – 100 years of culture, adventure and enterprise. The big birthday party includes a myriad of events, festivals and incredible offers. Tucson, located less than an hour from the Arizona-Mexico border, is no longer a…
London: Portobello Road Market
Cheers from London! After a three-week crash course in everything London (and of course many afternoon teas) I thought I would share one of my favorite afternoon activities. Notting Hill was on my London bucket list (I’ll admit, mostly because of the movie). I went on Saturday, when the Portobello Road Market was in full…