Today on TODAY: US Women’s Gymnastics Team!
I watch the TODAY Show every morning and was excited to see them promote an opportunity to participate in the Fanzone during the Olympic coverage. It seemed like fate: my […]
Category Archives: Good Ole USA
Can You See NYC in a Day?
I’ve met so many people lately who have never been to New York City. They want to, but can’t imagine how they’d even begin to figure out what to see […]
The Inn & Middleton Place
Naturally, as part of my trip to Charleston, I wanted to visit a plantation. Though there were several to choose from, I chose Middleton Place for a nice little getaway. […]
The Historic Charleston Supper Club Tour
Charleston, South Carolina — a town of fine homes and fine cuisine imprinted by the people who lived there. I learned its history unfold in the most delicious way possible: […]
Charleston’s Shem Creek Shrimp Tour
When I think of Charleston, South Carolina’s history, the first thing that comes to mind is plantations — big, French-influenced houses and manicured gardens. I think of cotton. I think […]
The Henry Ford
Imagine… Imagine creating a machine so incredible that you wanted to share it with the world; a machine so large that it would require a building of its own to […]
The Zoar Bretzelfest
It’s hard to go wrong with a festival that celebrates food. Food festivals abound throughout the state of Ohio, especially in summer and fall, but one of the first to […]
Mystic Seaport: A Whale of a Museum
During COVID I didn’t have the chance to travel much, but when I did, I looked for outdoor experiences that felt much safer than indoor gatherings. Visiting Mystic Seaport Museum […]
Pssst! Hilton Head is Brown
I have many friends who regularly travel to Hilton Head Island for a beach getaway and last month, I joined their ranks. I imagined white sand beaches and lots of […]
The Big Oyster
Lowcountry Oysters If you travel to South Carolina, you’re going to encounter oysters. They are essential to the culture there and are pervasive in so many different ways. Luckily, I […]
Browsing The Atlas 