Observations on traveling as an elder
Observations on traveling as an elder
In front of the book store, we joined a line of people waiting to enter. It was a cozy collection of passageways and uneven bookshelves, …
That second night, our internal clocks completely adjusted, both Daughter and I slept more soundly, retiring around midnight and sleeping through until 6AM. Dad was …
While we we wining and dining and strolling around the Pantheon, Dad had landed and made his way to the hotel. After dinner at a …
With the rest of the afternoon left to us, we went to visit the Pantheon. This would be my first stab at a long-haul, heavy …
The previous evening at the hotel, we’d signed up for a wine tasting lunch-and-learn. It turned out to be lots of fun. Twelve people were …
After our wee-hour snacks and our 6:00 AM breakfasts, we went to Starbuck’s a couple of blocks away. While Dad was still in the air, …
As planned, we had half a day available for sightseeing. After showering and changing and setting up all our electronic devices for recharging, especially my …
Betsy had decided we should meet at a Brioche Dorée, a kind of a quick-bite coffee shop in Terminal 2E. (I was to bump into …
The airport is where a trip starts to feel real. As you approach security checkpoints, you hear the lilting voices of TSA agents filling the …
Finally! We turn to the fun part. What to do as tourists in the big city! Her mother’s daughter, my child is, like me, something …