The Big Pig Gig: A Pig-torial
Cincinnati’s Connection to Pigs Cincinnati, once known as “Porkopolis,” is a town that prides itself on its history with pigs. In 1818 the first slaughterhouse opened in Cincinnati, and soon […]
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Misano
Lately, I’ve been chatting on Facebook with Thomas, the German exchange student who stayed with us for a month in 2006 and 2007. It made me think about my own […]
Victory at the Vevay Grape Stomp!
I’m a huge I Love Lucy fan. So when I learned that there was a Grape Stomp at the Swiss Wine Festival in Vevay, Indiana, I had to go. Here was […]
The Places I Laid My Head in Canada
Our trip to Canada was more logistically diverse than many of my trips. We moved around a lot and stayed in a variety of places: a mystery hotel, a haunted […]
Belieb it or Not, I’m not 12
I am the most wonderful wife in the world. My husband doesn’t believe me, but it’s true. Knowing what a Shakespeare nut he is, I surprised him with a trip to […]
Weekly Photo Challenge: Urban
I was just about to post these photos when I saw the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge. The theme this week: Urban. I thought about what urban means to me. It […]
Color My World
After soul-searching and physically searching through hundreds of photos, I finally decided to enter the Capture the Color Contest. It was a daunting idea; there are so many talented photographers out there, and […]
Hoofin’ it Home from the Bovine Sex Club
I had lunch with my friend Sam the other day and was telling her about our trip to Toronto. Sam is a beautiful 24-year-old and one of my best friends […]
People on Glass Floors…
…Shouldn’t drag their wives. My husband and I went up to the observation deck of the CN Tower. Now, I’m afraid of heights, but I was okay on the […]
Mosaika: The New Pelicans
When I was a kid, we took a family vacation to Florida. We spent a couple days at the beach, playing in the sand and surf, not realizing that we […]
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