Local Culture
Commemorating Queensday 2013
The mood is infectious. There’s a burst of orange all over. A country is celebrating and upholding an important tradition. I’m describing none other than Koninginnedag, or Queensday, in the Netherlands. This annual holiday (which
New Look!
Spring is here and it’s a great time to start fresh! I’ve given my site a makeover. Many thanks to those who have followed along for a while (and commenting/liking), and welcome to new followers.
Gen Y: Me, Myself & I?
Lazy. Entitled. Narcissistic. This is how Gen Y is often described – it is frustrating, true on a case-by-case basis, and probably why Gen Y is not fully understood. Those who belong to Gen Y
Photo of the Week
Wawel Castle. Kraków, Poland.
Serendipity & Travel
“How do you know each other?” This seems to be among the first questions people ask when introduced to mutual friends. A college friend once told me she met my high school friend while in
Defining Home – 13 years in the U.S.
This summer will mark 13 years. Thirteen years I’ve lived in America. It started in New Jersey, then I attended Emerson College in Boston, and now I’m in New York City. When you move to
Running in Harlem
I have never been much of a morning person. My family can attest to my “zombie-like” state when I used to get up early for school. I’d often stay under the covers for a few
Brooklyn to Manhattan: Photo Inspiration
A photograph is a perfect way to capture a moment. Whether you’re traveling and snapping a picture of wildlife, food, architecture or a portrait, what you capture means something more to you. I had a
Coloring Health & Happiness
Ready, set, go. I started running again earlier in June to prepare for the Color Run in September. I wanted to regain the fitness levels I once had in high school. Or, at least feel
Exploring Harlem
Adapting to a new place takes time. Each work-day since moving to N.Y., I’ve settled into my commute routine from Harlem to Midtown. Between busy hours at work and after-work fun with friends downtown, it
Madinah: Exploring Cultural & Religious Traditions
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Maria Bella Madinah (also known as Medina) is a city in Saudi Arabia, carrying an old name of Yasrab. Some may know Saudi Arabia as a conservative country,
How People Around the World Deal with Insomnia: Helpful Tips
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by John Breese More than 80% of Americans experience some sleep issues. Can you imagine how many people around the world don’t get enough sleep? Truly, we have forgotten
Storyteller Michaela Urban | Travel Intense
Today’s Culture with Travel interview is with Storyteller Michaela Urban of Travel Intense Tell us a bit about yourself! Why do you love travel? How do you think travel unites us or teaches us more
Exploring Rwanda: Natural Beauty and Culture
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Leigh Marcos Tourism in Rwanda is on the rise, bringing in over 900,000 visitors and more than $470 million in revenue each year. Known as the “land of a thousand
Chaos, Delight and Culture in Morocco
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Maria Bella A blazing breeze was touching my cheeks slowly, as I felt free in my life for the very first time. My life had felt chaotic—running after
Learning to Cook Uzbek Food in Brooklyn with The League of Kitchens
LEAGUE OF KITCHENS: UZBEK FOOD The League of Kitchens offers immersive culinary experiences, which connect curious foodies with immigrant cooks from around the world. Argentine, Bengali, Lebanese, Nepalese, and Uzbek (to name a handful) immigrants invite guests
How to Get From Airport to U.S. National Parks
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Keilah Keiser Ever every year more than 331 million visitors take to the open road to visit the natural wonders and their unforgettable terrain of the U.S. National
Beer You Go: Guide to the Best Beer Gardens in the Lake District
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by H J Bullimore With 16.4 million visitors to the Lake District every year, it’s certainly a great place to visit. And, beer lovers rejoice, the region has the highest
A Rishikesh River-Rafting Family Adventure to Remember
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by Akansha Negi With serene temples, amazing ashrams, the gushing River Ganga, exciting adventure activities and tranquil ambiance, Rishikesh is a great place to explore! As a long weekend was
Expect Playful Mexican Food at Temerario NYC
Today’s Culture with Travel post is by our founder, Nicolette Orlemans, who was invited to dinner at Temerario When I think about Mexican food, freshly-made guacamole, chicken and fish tacos, enchiladas, chilaquiles, tostadas, mole, and other mouth-watering
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