For sale: Venezuelan Bolivares! So you’re going to Venezuela? That in itself is scary…and I’m sure you’ve done the research and know how unstable this country is. I had an amazing time in Venezuela, however, I was anxious and on-edge the entire time, for obvious reasons. One of the hardest and most dangerous parts of…
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Nogales, Sonora, Mexico – El Taco Nazo Real The greatest tacos EVER! And I’ve had TONS of tacos in my life! If you LOVE tacos, you’ll love this video, as I expose “The Secret Taco Stand.” This is classified, never before broadcast info…and your lucky day! THE SECRET TACO STAND El Taco Nazo Real corner…
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Hayward, WI – Tremblay’s Sweet Shop I had a hard time coming up with a word that describes the fudge from Tremblay’s, but figured the best choice would be: glorious. Yes, freaking glorious. I had no idea what I was in for. I like these surprises. A note about Tremblay’s: Apparently this little old school candy shop…
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I don’t think I can ever fly coach again. Or fly on an American airline. Flying first class on an Asian airline was absolutely heaven, in every way. The service, the food, the amenities and of course the seat/bed/room was just amazing. Where to start? First things first: how the hell did I pull off a…
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14 countries, 4 continents, 20 days. This traveling thing may be becoming an unhealthy addiction. I realize I’m not normal. While most people stick to one destination, maybe two max, per vacation…I try to cram as many countries into my itinerary as humanly possible. And while it may seem fun–and for the most part it…
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South Korea was the last stop on an exhausting ten day, five-country Asia tour that included the “other” Korea (North). By the time I arrived in Seoul that Monday afternoon, I was absolutely exhausted. I had just a little over a day and half to explore the city and I wasn’t sure where to start….
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Japan was so dope. Everything I heard about Japan was true…times ten. One of the cleanest countries I’ve ever visited, and the people were some of the most respectful and polite folks I’ve ever come in contact with. I could definitely live here. Here are a few pics and notes from the highlights of my…
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One of the strict rules as a foreigner traveling into North Korea is that you are not allowed to obtain the local currency, or “won.” It’s simply not allowed. There are no “money exchange” offices where you trade in your US Dollars or Euros for North Korean Won. That’s why I’m kind of giddy about…
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