Blogging then and now
Blogging has changed a lot since I started writing here. And while my passion may have waned over the years (like a lot of others), I’m determined to keep it alive and start fresh with new perspectives and new ideas
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Highlights from NYC Pride 2018
My first time at NYC Pride and it was a whirlwind of activity with LGBTQ pride events for a full week, and plenty of parties, concerts, and new friends
10 Things You Didn’t Know about Sending Mail
MyPostcard.com published a series of fun illustrations about the weird history of the postal system with these 10 fun facts about sending mail
Don’t buy a Rainbow Bagel this Pride Month
Rainbow bagels are cute and all, but what are they really doing? Use your money this pride month to make a difference (and if you have to, you can still get a bagel, too)
5 essential travel tech gadgets for your next trip
Travel is as much about connecting with a new place as it is staying connected with home; these tech gadgets make travel a bit more easy and enjoyable
My experience as a gay travel writer
Sharing an insider look into my experiences as a gay travel writer, nothing to really learn here except to just do you
Five ways to visit Amsterdam
Amsterdam is famous for its beautiful, scenic canals, but there’s a lot more to this surprising little city. Visit Amsterdam in these five unique ways
A weekend in Philadelphia’s gayborhood
A short city break to the city of Brotherly Love, and I’m in love! Philadelphia surprises me with its fun gayborhood (more gay bars than I could count!) and a quirky and cool arts scene
A guide to tipping around the world
A new guide from MyPostcard.com shows which countries require the most in tips, and what to tip for what services wherever you are around the world
Why Gay Pride Still Matters
LGBTQ pride festivals are still so important. Gay pride marches have held an important place in gay history but even today they’re still vital to the LGBTQ rights movement – here’s why
