Most group tours today consist of Boomers and those 10 years younger. Since we are the generation of joggers, exercise bikers, and elliptical skippers, we are more active and fit than many of our parents. They were happy to sit on a bus and look out of…
Continue ReadingThis week our guest blogger is Phyllis Stoller and her focus is on travel. Her first travels were at the public library with Kipling, James Fenimore Cooper, and Rumer Godden, who grew up in India and wrote wonderful children’s books. At age 14 Phyllis …
Continue ReadingIt is 6am in Seattle. I am sitting at the computer on the desk in my room on the 14th floor of the Deca Hotel, where for the past hour as dawn broke I’ve watched Lake Anne, the Space Needle, and downtown Seattle come into view on what promises to …
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Based on a lifetime of experience traveling with family and friends, I don’t think there’s any setting more guaranteed to generate angry flareups than long-distance car travel. This trip was no different until we found a great antidote. Here’s what you…
Continue Reading Thoughts after leaving Washington, DC, and touring Yosemite: we left Washington on Monday after a totally depressing weekend watching Congress — yet again — play politics rather than address the serious problems we face. We spent Tuesday touring Yose…
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I’m outraged! For the past week I’ve been reading about the 95-year old woman who was humiliated by TSA agents. This poor woman was detained and extensively searched last Saturday while trying to board a plane to fly to Michigan to be with family members during the final stages of her battle with leukemia. She […]
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