Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 10, 2016

Travel Tuesday

Last year, I took the most memorable trip to India and failed to document my memories. I have been terrible about this in my travels in general, I think because I feel like I need to write something thoughtful and thought provoking. Sometimes, there's not time for that. Sometimes I can't find the words. And sometimes, pictures are just enough.

So on Tuesdays (mind you, not necessarily every Tuesday), I'll be posting photos from some trip I took at some time, and those pictures may or may not be accompanied by captions.

These are from Agra, February 2015.

























Monday, December 21, 2015

Sleepless in Seattle


This might be the rain talking, but this is what I have to say about Seattle so far:
  • Seattle homeless are definitely scarier than New York homeless. This is because around here, everyone kind of dresses like their homeless, so you don't realize that they're really homeless until they are one foot away from you speaking tongues and/or screaming obscenities.
  • Driving isn't terrible in the city; public transportation isn't terrible in the city. Neither are great. 
  • If you're in Seattle proper, it is walkable in theory. Then your socks get wet.
  • Seattle restaurant industry has got nothin' on New York's. You can't get away with bad service there. You never know who you're serving or who they know. You just wouldn't last.
  • Umbrellas and rain boots are dead give aways that you're not from here. If I ever start to dress like I'm from here, take my homeless looking clothes away from me and burn them.
  • Construction is rampant. Cranes are so much a part of the landscape and decorated with holiday lights.
  • They say the PNW has the best summers. I'll re-evaluate my opinion then.

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Unconventional.

The last couple of months have been a bit stressful; the next couple of months will be quite busy. I suppose if it were any less of either, life would just be boring, and I would be a boring person.

Have you ever read and loved a book whose protagonist only made all of the safe choices?

Yeah, me neither.