In composing the first blog post of the year, it had to be about something defining – something which identifies the reasons why I blog and fuels my passion for writing and sharing! It was only a year ago, when we were all walking through what hashed my memories of a palm tree plantation. We were on vacation in Cameroon,
Most of us who live in the coastal United States are familiar with the planning and preparation involved during hurricane season every year. More than
When the roots are deep there is no reason to fear the wind – African proverb Having spent most of my childhood in Africa and
This year, spring break was anything but ordinary. Without any concrete travel plans, we defaulted to a “staycation” where we visited different sites and establishments
(This blog post is updated and revised to include Covid-19 specifics) It is another rainy evening in Florida as I start writing this blog post.
In a world of sound bites where every media outlet is vying for just “15minutes” of your time on a YouTube video, and after a
Family vacations without kids anyone? When Mark and I first got married we took a couple of vacations together. However, the more kids we have,
Mexico…..My last post on Mexico recounted our first trip to Mexico, the Maya Riviera to be precise. Our second time to Mexico would be in
Travel gives us something to look forward to. The anticipation of going to a new place and learning new things is often elating. Travel permits
In composing the first blog post of the year, it had to be about something defining – something which identifies the reasons why I blog
St. Augustine is well known for being the oldest city in the U.S and a popular field trip destination for all 4th graders in the
Savannah, the first city in Georgia has a recorded history which dates back to 1733. It had been 20years since I last visited this coastal
In writing this post I feel this post is incomplete. After 13 years, we revisited the coastal city of Limbe in Cameroon and a day
