Travel Like Tim
I’m currently in a five-bedroom light-filled beautiful home on a lake watching the sunset over a hill beyond the green Irish fields, not believing how […]
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Generations in Flight: What the Monarchs Taught Me
“What has been your favorite non-monarch highlight so far?” asked one of the two Jeffs on our trip. This was the younger Jeff, the psychiatrist […]
A Thousand Words?
At first I didn’t think much of the photo above as I was swiping through my phone. It’s just one of hundreds I take every […]
The Real Reason Why Cheap Travel is So Rewarding
I do love a good bargain and I can’t get enough of traveling, so finding cheap ways to travel is a bit of an addiction. […]