Monthly Archives: August 2012
A little break
Yesterday, we decided to take the day off. Our summer has been wonderful with the family visits and everything. But we are tired. I looked like this lion. We decided we needed some alone time. We may not lounge as … Continue reading
Travel Photo of the Day (August 21)
While reading a book by the pool in Honduras I heard a noise behind me. I turned around and saw this creature. He seemed really curious about me. It took a few days, but I started to get used to … Continue reading
Review: Thank You, Jeeves
I mentioned the other night that I was going to start reading a new book. I did. In fact, I devoured it. Many people have suggested P. G. Wodehouse to me. Over and over I heard how funny his books … Continue reading
Travel Photo of the Day (August 20)
Here is a shot I took at sunset in New York City. I wish all of you could have seen it in person since the colors blew me away.
Berliner Dom
One of the most impression churches in Berlin, Germany is the Berliner Dom. Julius Raschdorf designed this cathedral in 1894-1905. The building surprised me by its opulence since it’s a Protestant church. It was closed down for about four decades … Continue reading
Travel Photo of the Day (August 17)
Happy Friday!!! I hope everyone has a fun weekend. This photo was taken in Kensington Gardens.
The Goat Tavern Review
This week wasn’t my best week. Meaning I didn’t get out to explore any new pubs. Some of you may be wondering if I was ill. The answer is yes. I battled an annoying case of the flu. While I … Continue reading
Travel Photo of the Day (Aug. 16)
I’m starting a new book this evening. I don’t want to mention which one since I’ll have to admit how far behind I am in writing my book reviews. But I will say that I wish I was here so … Continue reading
A Golden Beauty
Yesterday I shared some photos of the Tiergarten, the largest park in Berlin, Germany. In the middle of the park you can find the Siegessaule. It’s easy to find since the Victory Column is over 200 feet (62 meters). The … Continue reading