It’s no surprise here that I love the idea of living one’s life to the fullest. I know travel isn’t necessarily for everyone, but there’s no question in my mind that my year of backpacking around the world was one of my most amazing years. I did so much during my round-the-world trip that it’s …
If you couldn’t tell from my fairly philosophical (ie, rambling) posts of late, I was in serious need of some inspiration last week. So rather than my typical fail-safes of visiting museums or walking around, I opted to stay indoors. On Sunday night I curled up with my Kindle (read my review of the Amazon Kindle …
A review of the indie ebook, Kiss the Sky, about bohemian London in the 90s.
So it finally happened. My luggage and backpack’s weigh finally crushed me and convinced me to give in and start using an e-reader. And you know what? I love it. A device that effectively eliminates many of my needs for printed & bound books. And I love it. After years and years of avoiding them …
Some of the most popular indie & independent bookstores in America from San Francisco to New York (and Ohio and Texas, too!)
“I wish we could always live like this” and other life lessons worth living from the indie ebook about London in the ’90s
Q&A with the travel-savvy author, DC Gallin who shares the inspiration behind her book “Kiss the Sky” and also info on bohemian London in the 90s.
Ian McEwan’s books are so focused on the individuals from a story, but the settings he chooses and the stories he tells always inspire me to get out and move.
This book on the art of travel serves as a pretty travel diary journal full of travel illustrations: Le Road Trip — A Traveler’s Journal of Love and France
Reading Kerouac’s Lonesome Traveler makes me stop, think and reflect on my year+ of travel around the world. And eager to do, see and think even more.