It’s amazing how quickly this year has blown by. Back in February of this year, I did my very first presentation, “Cruising: Making Waves & Sense”. My goal was to reach out to novice cruisers and those seeking helpful hints for future cruises. I did the presentation at the Wyckoff Public Library. It was an immediate […]
My presentations: Looking back and looking ahead Read More »
Washington, DC is one of the most beloved cities in the northeastern United States. It’s respectfully referred to as our nation’s capital. Within our nation’s capital are many iconic buildings including the White House, the Capitol, the Washington Monument, and Lincoln Memorial. In addition are the world-renowned museums of the Smithsonian Institution. Aside from all
“Washington, DC: A destination of ‘monumental’ proportions” is ‘history’ in the making Read More »
This January 2015, I added to my writing repertoire by doing a lecture on cruising. Out of my experience working at the NY area cruise terminals and my travel writing came my program, “Cruising: Making Waves & Sense”. It is geared toward novice cruisers and those seeking helpful hints for future cruises. It has been
It’s official: New Amtrak lecture is complete and “rolling”. Read More »
For more than 40 years, Royal Caribbean International has had the pleasure of WOWing millions of cruise passengers. From its top-notch on board service, to its world class on board cuisine, Royal Caribbean has provided that unforgettable experience for all to treasure. From belly-flop competitions, to on board ice rinks, to having an aqua show
Quantum cruising: Royal Caribbean’s greatest leap yet Read More »
If you could think of all of the historic towns you could visit, many come to mind. There’s Colonial Williamsburg,VA, Old Sturbridge Village, MA, Saratoga Springs, NY, and Hershey, PA. Every one of these towns share a great assortment of historic techniques, traditions, customs, and depict the old style way of life which we as
Mansion mania: Newport, a living symbol of New England history Read More »
There are thousands who have traveled to Europe. Also, there are some who enjoy traveling to European countries on a yearly basis. I have been to Europe five times. In 1994, I traveled on a twelve-day high school bus tour through five countries, including a two and a half hour ferry ride across the English
Avoiding pick pockets: European travelers could use a “lift” Read More »
