In an effort to be a traveler and not tourist, I have been attempting to branch out from my admittedly limited palette and at least try some of the local food when I travel. With a trip to Hawaii, I knew that meant I would likely be sampling traditional luau cuisine. I was told to expect smoked pork-which is fabulous…
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Dos and Don’ts of Stocking an RV or Camper Kitchen
One of my favorite things about my camper is the kitchen. I really like the bathroom too, but it’s more of a love/hate relationship in there. Everything about the kitchen makes camping so much more fun. There’s just nothing like watching other campers stand in the rain with an umbrella over their charcoal while you push the button on…
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The Thrill of Walmart, The Agony of the Finger
While the rest of the country has been sweltering through an unbearable heat wave, we have been enjoying a surprisingly mild summer in Texas. The temperatures have been warm, but not unbearable-that is until last weekend. Of course, this was the weekend we planned to bring the camper to the house and begin the last push to prepare for our…
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Kids Surfing Lessons with Hans Hedemanns Surf School at Turtle Bay Resort
Every mainlander headed to Hawaii dreams of catching the perfect wave and hanging 10 in the legendary surf of the islands. But where is the best place to take your surfing dreams from fantasy to reality? Walk anywhere on the beaches of Waikiki and you can find a place willing to rent you a board and send you out to…
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Chihuly Nights at Dallas Arboretum
Dale Chihuly’s large-scale architectural glass art installations, showcased in over 150 art museums and popping up across the country in city gardens, are known for their playful spirit and dazzling theatrics. With the sun to set aglow the whimsical colors and intricately woven shapes, there is an energized thrill that pops out of the garden surroundings when the sculptures are…
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