Whenever I eat while traveling (a daily occurrence), I feel like I should take photos of the various foods I try. Why? Well, when I see travel and foodie shows that flaunt their delicious and mouth-watering images like its some kind of food porn, I want to join them. Yet, despite this, I am always somewhat embarrassed to take [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Kenya’
The Joy of Food Porn
Posted in Food, Photos, Travel, tagged Beer, Cambodia, Chicago, Colombia, Cyprus, D.C., Dominican Republic, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Mali, Mexico, Michigan, Seattle, South Africa, Tanzania, Virginia, Wine tasting on November 24, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Don’t Mess With My Tu-Tu
Posted in Travel, tagged Kenya on October 31, 2010 | 1 Comment »
(Originally posted September 30, 2008) There is not much that can redeem those beach resorts that ooze vacationing Brits, endless buffets, and crappy wireless connections, except for that at any moment, should you so choose, you can escape to the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. Even so, that stretch of shallow, seaweed-choked ocean might [...]
The Best Non-Required Christmas Letter 2008 (Clean Version)
Posted in Books, Christmas Letter, Food, Movies, Music, Sports, Television, Travel, tagged Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, D.C., Deep-sea fishing, Dominican Republic, England, Japan, Kenya, Safari, USA, Washington on December 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Once again, I’ve found you. There is no escape from this annually joyous attempt at season greetings. Since you likely have no other distractions; give me your full attention and let’s get down to the business at hand…to put the year that was, 2008, into a little perspective. I know that the number of Christmas [...]
Lions, and Wahoos, and Dik-Diks, Oh My!
Posted in Travel, tagged Deep-sea fishing, Kenya, Safari on December 19, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
What, you ask, can you do with a few days in Kenya? Let’s see… Dik-Diks Somewhere it is written (quite possibly here) that everyone should experience an African safari. Maybe get a peek or two at the big five animals. So I did. A day-long journey through the East Tsavo National Park, no less. I spyed [...]
