Everything on Maui is delicious. Don’t believe me? Try to find a spot on Yelp rated under 4.0… most are above 4.5. And while I don’t really trust the opinions of angry strangers on the internet, it is just mathematically hard to keep reviews up that high. Anyway… I didn’t Read more
As we often do, Sarah and I popped down to San Diego for a few days to get out of the heat. School has just let out and so naturally we went straight back to learning by heading to their Natural History Museum for a small but mighty exhibit called Read more
As per usual, I didn’t do a great job of getting pictures of the food we ate but I did snap a few. Mojo Cafe For breakfast one morning we ate, of all places, in the lobby of the AMA building. Prices were reasonable and the food and drinks were Read more
For those of you who are not interested in my chatter, here’s a gallery of just the pictures from the other two Chicago posts (The Food & The Sights)
For Sarah’s 40th birthday we popped down to San Diego for a few nights to get out of the heat and into charcuterie. We did some hiking and a lot of eating. I’m still doing the math on whether the latter offsets the former but judging by my math on Read more
Umbrella drinks without umbrellas and butlers for days. Cabo, a magical place were everyone speaks English and Sean kinda speaks Spanish.
Galway looked like every other town we’d been to, which again isn’t a dig I’m just at a loss for how describe yet another. We did happen upon the offices of famous game developer John Romero (DOOM, Wolfenstein, etc) which was neat for me. I’m betting Sarah doesn’t even remember Read more
This drive, pronounced like “sleigh”, was similar to The Ring of Kerry which you’ll remember from Killarney a few posts back. The Ring of Kerry seems to get top billing on the Island but everyone with whom we spoke said Slea was better and we agreed. We had originally planned Read more
Dingle, once upon a time, was a small fishing village and while they do still bring in seafare their main industry these days is tourism. I’m not quite sure how to feel about that. We heard similar stories around the country about tourism taking center stage. I don’t believe it Read more
I don’t know if I can do justice to The Pax Guest House, but I’ll try. It’s owned and operated by a man named John, who by all accounts is doing what he was put on this earth to do. Every inch and every moment of this place was thoughtful Read more