We Survived Pandemic Travel!
On Mexico, Christmas, Covid and Accommodations Oh no! I just sneezed! Twice. Is that a tickle in my throat? What’s my temperature? I quarantined myself, and now that it’s been […]
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Cost to Travel: Washington State
The Cost to Travel: Washington – a 7 night/8 day itinerary Here is our rough itinerary for a one-week Washington road trip. Another week would’ve been wonderful as there is […]
The Colorful Riviera Maya of Mexico
I confess, I felt like a naughty student playing hooky. It was exciting and adventurous, yet I didn’t want to tell anyone about our adventure. I feared to be judged […]
Cost of Travel: A Month in Chiang Mai
We once again enjoyed Thailand. Since it was our second visit our goal was to just relax. We didn’t do much sightseeing. Instead we spent our days sleeping in, going […]
Thailands’s Tiger Kingdom
I loved Born Free, a 1966 British film of the true story of an orphaned lion cub raised by humans to adulthood, taught to hunt, and eventually released to live […]
Cost of Travel: Vietnam
We highly recommend Vietnam! Friendly people, good food, and excellent value. Coming from Greece to Hanoi we were tossed from the frying pan into the fire, literally and figuratively – […]
Cost of Travel: Greece
Last time I promised I would tell how we became millionaires. It didn’t happen in Greece, and I assure you it doesn’t involve black market antiquities. I also have photos […]
Cost of Travel: Manhattan and Cruise
I read recently that most people are not interested in hearing about other people’s vacations! Therefore, the intent of Meet You in the Morning is to show how two normal […]
Counting Down to Christmas Travel
Children all across the country are counting the days to Christmas Day. I am counting the days to Christmas too! But it’s not what you think. On the 25th of […]
Perú: Expense Report & Final Thoughts
Perú was a fascinating country and we had an amazing month-long trip. Today’s blog includes a few odds and ends and the Trip Expense Report. We’ve noticed in South American […]
