Heading back to the midwest for the holidays, I had the pleasure of driving from Orlando to Chicago. The trip more or less required an overnight stop along the way. (Emily and Zoe flew, and we’ll hopefully have a review of Spirit’s Big Front Seats up soon.) I chose Nashville, which had a good location, …
We just left Kyoto and have arrived at our final stop in Japan: Osaka. There are only 55 kilometers between these two cities, but they’re an entire world apart. We’ve left the charming old streets and ancient temples behind, and we’ve arrived in a modern metropolis, buzzing with shopping streets, bright lights and tall buildings. …
Wat Rong Khun, better known to travelers as the “White Temple” is a temple structure (Wikipedia refers to it as an art exhibit) a few miles outside of central Chiang Rai, Thailand. (If you’re looking for a “real” temple experience in the region, check out the hike to Wat Pha Lat and Wat Phra That …
So here we are! We’ve talked and we’ve dreamed and we’ve planned and it’s all finally happening. We’re going on this truly amazing trip, and everyone keeps saying how much it’s going to “change” us. Now, I’m sure this is true, but how are we going to know for sure without some good old fashioned …
Most Recent Profession: Attorney What do you what to do when you get back?: Attorney Starbucks Order: Venti Cold Brew Favorite City: Chicago City you think you’re going to like most: Tokyo Most Memorable Flight Experience: Doing sudokos while a storm tossed our plane around Favorite Running Memory: Berlin Marathon 2016 Worst Running Memory: Running a half in …
Most Recent Profession: Recruitment Operations Specialist What do you what to do when you get back?: Something along the lines of BI and/or HRIS work Starbucks Order: Iced Grande 1p Hazelnut Iced Coffee Favorite City: Munich during Oktoberfest or London any other time City you think you’re going to like most: Budapest Most Memorable Flight Experience: Flying …
I was a journalism major in college. (This is related, I swear.) I loved writing, but no so much deadlines and talking to people. As a result, I tended to do better in the courses that weren’t reporting (silly, right?). One of my required courses was Graphics & Design taught by professor Eric Meyer. I …
