
For our last day in this lovely city, we spent time visiting the works of two artists: Banksy, an Englishman, and Georgia O’Keefe, an American. Continue …
The Paris Flea Market is the largest antique market in the world and is roughly two centuries old. Continue …
Today we turned Versailles, one of Europe’s famous monstrosities. Continue …
On Wednesday we started late and went to the Rodin Museum, mom’s favorite sculptor. Continue …
Today we toured the Paris Catacombs, which are actually defunct rock quarries only later filled with bones. Continue …
The day after a Trans-Atlantic flight is never pretty. Continue …
We depart at 6:30 P.M. Continue …
When I mentioned this trip on Facebook, my father accused me of spending money, and I’m quoting here, “…. as if you are an Onassis.” It’s quickly become a catchphrase amongst the immediate family. Continue …
Here we are again, saying goodbye and parting ways. What a Spring! I’m not sure how many miles we’ve flown together, but I’m now, by some esoteric airline math, a Platinum member. Continue …
We’ve spend the last few days touring the Kona region, which includes several towns like Capitan Cook, Holualoa, and Kailua. Continue …