It’s not funny, but my granddad travels more now that he’s in an assisted living home than he has in the past 10 years.
In his mind. Continue reading
Category Archives: Travel
Top Travel Nightmares (and How To Avoid Them)
I saw this infographic on Visually about top travel nightmares and thought a) this is really cool (I’m a sucker for infographics) and b) so many of these travel nightmares can be avoided or dealt with pretty easily. So, not only am I sharing this beautiful infographic, but I’m going to share some tips and tricks to avoid and/or deal with these nightmares. Continue reading
City Break: Toronto
Toronto is a city worthy of a visit longer than just a few days. It’s a pity I had less than 72 hours, but I packed in as much as I could. Continue reading
The List / Tips / Travel / United States
The List #22: Bagging a 14er
If you live in Colorado, climbing a 14er seems like a rite of passage that everyone has experienced. Sure, the fit guys and girls that also run marathons and kayaked down the Colorado River have checked off that particular activity, but it’s not just them. The elderly gentlemen sitting down the bar from you? Yep, he just climbed one last weekend. The hyper child running around in WalMart? Yep, she skipped up one the other day. Even the dogs have climbed a 14er.
At least, that’s what it seemed like to me. Continue reading
On Toronto, TBEX and Taking Stock
I returned to Colorado after a weekend in Toronto for TBEX with an overstuffed bag, a daunting stack of business cards and the notion that I’d definitely like to return to Toronto for a longer stay. Toronto is a great city, from what I experienced (which, granted, was not nearly enough). Easily walk-able with some … Continue reading
TBEX Bound 2013: Toronto
I’m leaving for Toronto early tomorrow morning to attend TBEX. I’m excited. And nervous. Continue reading
The List #26: Shut up and SUP
I was able to cross one more thing off of my List yesterday: trying stand up paddleboarding (SUP). It’s an activity/sport that I’ve been wanting to try since I first saw someone paddling around in Sayulita, Mexico. It seemed like a peaceful, graceful way to get around on the water; the views didn’t look half bad, either. Continue reading
Katie on the Map 