Kunstmuseum Lucern – Contemporary Art in Lucern, Switzerland!
A fabulous way to listen and to absorb a culture’s history and voice for me is to visit a city’s art museum. So, on…
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Pristine and Tranquil: Lucerne, Switzerland
Lucerne is everything I expected Switzerland to be, and a few unexpected things as well. The beauty was pristine! With the River Reuss (flowing from Lake…
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Villages of Peace: Languedoc Roussillon, France
Choose a village, any one of 52 villages structured in the circulade strategy of medieval times as the Cathars occupied the region of Languedoc Roussillon in South…
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An American Road Trip: Beyond the City Walls
Boston, New York, Washington D.C and onward across America. Nashville, Denver, the Grand Canyon, and finishing on the beaches of Los Angeles. Truly a…
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Paris; Lose Track of Time, Summer in Iceland
Although it is all over now for this year, Iceland vs France in the UEFA 2016 Quarter Finals is a saga for all time. I…
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Simply Summertime and Beach-Ready
In Paris, at the end of the sales, a noticeable change in the most occupied hours of metro services and an absence of neighborhood crowds are…
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Paris: Glorious Seine, Full of Herself
Paris: rain, art, gardens and no summer in sight, yet it looks as though the rain surges have calmed. As we wait for summer…
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Maui, Beautiful Ka’anapali’s North Beach & Surrounding Areas
Are you looking for a relaxing vacation, “away from it all”? Is your dream view one of pristine, sandy beaches with iconic Hawaiian palm-trees silhouetted in the…
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Van Gogh’s Bedroom, The Art Institute of Chicago, May 2016
When visiting the “Windy City”, The Art Institute of Chicago (AIC) is a must-see for any art lover! In fact, my Art History professor…
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Alaskan Frontier!
It’s spring break in San Francisco. You could go south to the sun and the beaches and the parties. Or you could go north,…
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Book Review: Roma by Steven Saylor
For those who have visited or will visit Rome, Italy, or have an interest in the history of Western civilization, this New York Times…
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Gentle Winter in Paris, Contemplative Passage
Contemplative Winter Morning: In the beginning, there was light writing. “When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I…
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