Spain has been in lock-down for several days. Given what the news is showing, I’m thinking that the government is likely to extend it past two weeks. … More Early Observations During Spain's COVID-19 Lock-Down
The streets are completely empty. If you hear a car drive by, you take note and focus on it. Why is that person out there? What are they doing? … More Traveling in the Eye of the European COVID-19 Pandemic
I love duck and almost always order it if it’s on the menu. The French serve duck a lot of different ways. After our first two weeks in France, I took a break from canard … More Americans Living in Europe – Observations After One Month
We love traveling and have a high tolerance for change. For those who are interested, here’s what we needed to travel to Europe. With the dog. … More Paperwork and Logistics
We are hanging out in our AirBnB on the French Riviera. This will be our home base for the next three weeks. We plan to stay in Europe, with our dog, for almost all of 2020. … More Joy and Tony’s 2020 Grand European Adventure
Usually this game ended fairly quickly and almost always with someone yelling, “No head shots!” … More Somehow I Survived My Childhood
Joy clearly makes a lasting impression. … People don’t just recognize her, they often even remember her name. … More I Am “Plus One”
We had really planned to rev up travel this spring and summer. Unfortunately, most of our travel has taken a hit this year due to leg injuries. … More Hobbled Travel Plans
I was hardly a secret ax murderer, and my crimes were all petty, but I was always surprised at how much I could get away with. … More How to Cheat Like a Saint
Being stupid, I said I’d come back at the end of the day and headed to my desk to prepare the presentation for the Paris demo. … More Paris, By Way of Hell
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