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January 5, 2014

Hidden Treasures Revealed: The Sweetest Sweets and Cafes of Florence

Florence is a whirlwind. A beautiful whirlwind, especially for the tourist on a time crunch. So how will you conquer it all? Frequent pitstops at…

January 1, 2014

New Year’s Eve Northern Lights In Norway

I saw the Sun, and it seemed to me I was seeing a glorious goddess; To Her I bowed for one last time in this world of…

December 31, 2013

Chicago ‘Groceries Plus:’ Groce-restau-bars

Prior to moving to Chicago, I never considered going to the grocery a social event or outing. To me, groceries consisted of stores like Meijer,…

December 31, 2013

Top Ten Global New Year’s Traditions

Fireworks may be the most common tradition, or even kissing someone at midnight. Here, in no particular order, are my favorite and wackiest New…

December 31, 2013

New Year’s Eve in Budapest

New Years Eve in Budapest is without a doubt one of the most exciting events in all of Europe. Forget your notions about New…

December 31, 2013

A Little Piece from the Land of Oz in the Windy City

Close your eyes. No, please do not actually close your eyes for you will not be able to read. After figuratively closing your eyes,…

December 30, 2013

Indian Delicacies in Dubai

No trip is complete without digesting the gastronomical delights of a place. Dubai is often associated with shopping, crazy buildings and fancy cars, and…

December 29, 2013

Christmas at Mount Vernon: A Historical Holiday For the Books

What is Christmas to you? Do you choose to celebrate it or another such as Hanukkah our Kwanzaa? Regardless of your choice, there is…

December 29, 2013

Steep and Swift Sledding Hills in Chicago’s Suburbs

Long gone are the days of using cafeteria trays as make-shift sleds. These days, sleds are outfitted with accessories ranging from faux steering wheels…