Why one should be flexible
In an earlier post, I mentioned that the trip for the summer of 2010 is semi-planned, but that nothing should be etched in stone. I even submitted pictures of the places I intend to visit … well, that was three days ago. In the mean time, I have “discovered” Budva and Bar in Montenegro (another [...]
Let’s travel in 2010!
2009 is really going downhill fast now. Soon we will be entering the second decade of the 21st century. And it makes me wonder … where will I be traveling in the next few years.
I know this year’s trip is planned, or semi-planned. Just for how long, I don’t know yet. My plans are to [...]
Abraham, Prague and Opera
Came across a note from Abraham the other day. Abraham was a guy we met in Prague at the opera house. Whenever I travel, I always check out the opera schedule and attend as many performances as I possibly can. Prague was no exception and the first time I visited, I saw two.
When we entered [...]
World’s friendliest countries
Having traveled quite a bit, I always look at lists, that start with: “The world’s best countries for …” The latest one that I encounter one Christmas Day 2009 is the one which measures the world’s friendliest countries. “Good, I thought, “let’s see where South Africa features.”
South Africa is listed as the 6th friendliest country [...]
The Pope and I
On this Christmas (2009) day, after I have read about the woman knocking down the Pope, my thoughts went back to the summer of 2007. We were staying in a campground outside Rome (there was no ways that I was going to drive in Rome … driving in Italy was bad enough!) and caught the [...]
Krakow over Thanksgiving
Many of you will know ms Janoski, who works in Student Health. She is not only a friend of mine, but she also travels a lot. When I learned that she was heading to Krakow over Thanksgiving break, I asked whether she would write about it for my site. She agreed and also supplied some [...]
