Monthly Archives: January 2010
Cultured Out in New York
My first morning in the Big Apple was spent sleeping off a hang-over, not very exciting, but a necessity. But, from then on, things got much better during my weeks stay and I hardly saw my bed at one of … Continue reading
New International Punk in NYC
Coming to New York is always a life-changing experience. Especially when it’s with the intention of trying to stay for any period of time, and to make a mark on the walls of history. Some people are simply not cut … Continue reading
The White Pyramid in Phoenix
In Arizona, in Phoenix’s Papago Park, there is an odd object on a hillside, visible from the city’s zoo — a white pyramid, surrounded by a black fence. When I first saw it, somewhere around the enclosure for an Arabian … Continue reading
City Park in New Orleans
When I was in New Orleans last, staying nearly a week, I rarely ventured out of the French Quarter, attracted by the restaurants and bars and jazz, by Jackson Square, and the Cafe DuMonde Coffee Stand. For some reason, I … Continue reading
Denver Broncos Fan Attends University of Colorado
Please, oh please let the Broncos beat the Cowboys and remain undefeated so far in this season. Charlie almost said the words allowed, and would have if he didn’t think his thoughts were too girly sounding. He had been a … Continue reading
Chumley’s in NYC
We were going to meet for a quick drink, because we hit it off in an elevator, of all places. I think it was something about socks, where she liked my socks, and I asked about hers. I’m not creative, … Continue reading
Two Fun Full Days in New York City
I’ve been awake for almost 24 hours, I arrived in the Big Apple very late in the evening. This was the last leg of my journey and I’ll be joined by my friend Kathy, a reporter for a TV station … Continue reading
Family Fun and Good Times in Miami
Miami is kid friendly. There are so many different experiences to be had for families traveling with children, and the year round great weather makes for some great winter get-aways for those living in the colder states of the country. … Continue reading
Buddy Holly and Lubbock
The truth is that I’ve been to Lubbock, Texas, only once –Â flying into its airport, having coffee in a small cafe with a friend, and then driving two hours to the West and into New Mexico, where I visited … Continue reading