What a busy vacation!  One whole week of beaching, snorkeling, eating at fancy and not-so-fancy restaurants, hiking, touring, going to festi...

Tabor is back but not quite ready for prime time blogging.

Just  few of the photos so that those readers who have been so generous with their interest in my travels can get a feel of the State of Mai...

I just noticed that my last post on this blog was the 1,000th.  Quite the journalistic diarrhea I have going on here.  I didn't notice o...

It is three in the morning in a dark bedroom and I am on my knees with my face almost to the carpet.  This is not an EAT=PRAY=LOVE moment as...

In mid-August my husband and I reached the 40-year mark.  It is a big deal that two people can live together that long without losing the...

If you close your eyes and remember this past winter...I know you don't want to go there, but stay with me... perhaps you will remembe...

My grandchildren are very privileged and we will certainly reap the problems of that in years to come, but their joy is an immediate rew...

While in Savannah the "Peacemaker Ship" was in the harbor. I know very little about this religious group that calls themselves th...

Even though the wind was bitterly cold in both Charleston and Savannah, we did peek into some of the traditional courtyard gardens that ...

Savannah has managed to hang on to its wonderful charm in spite of the pressures to 'develop or die' that all historic cities face. ...

One of my bloggers, Maggie, was right! Here above is one of the Hudson River view painting s. Perhaps you have been watching the intriguing ...

Travel requires some planning prior to departure on where one can stay. Well, some people pack a bag and pull into anywhere along the road. ...

Our recent Disney Cruise was better than I had hoped, but as I indicated the departure was more adventurous than we had anticipated. (Get so...

I am not going to write about richness of one's soul here, but actual money rich. I have just spent a week at a nice resort on Hilton ...

This is a photo of our ship taken from the highest point on Nassau during our one-day visit. Four nights and five days cruising the Caribbea...