Dear Mr. Pastis, I wanted to laugh, but instead it made me cry.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/comics/pearls-before-swine#id=/comics/101114/cx_pearls_umedia/20101411
Is stress-free holiday travel possible? Remove the stress from your Thanksgiving holiday travel with these Top 10 Thanksgiving Air Travel Tips. OK, maybe we can’t remove all the stress, but this is a start!
1) Do everything you can online. Print your boarding pass. Pay for your checked luggage. Anything you can do at home will shorten your wait at the airport. Just don’t forget to bring your receipts with you. Continue reading
Catch me at 11am EST on “Let’s Talk Live” on TBD TV in the Washington DC area. I will be talking about tips to make your Thanksgiving holiday travel less stressful.
“Say the wind brought you, or fate, or something silly like that, but have an answer ready…”
“I think it was fate,” I said.
“I have no doubt,” she said. “It brought us all.”
–Peter Cameron, Andorra
I love art museums. And I love free things. So I love free days at art museums. Here is a list of free days at art museums in the northeast states, including MA, ME, CT, and RI.
Just as home sellers stage their houses for resale, hotels stage their properties to look enticing to the traveling public. What do hotels do, and how can you be aware of their camera tricks? Is there a point at which creative license becomes outright deception?
See my recently published article at Peter Greenberg Worldwide which answers these questions.
Geno’s vs. Pat’s King of Steaks. The Great Philly Cheesesteak Debate. You’ve seen it on the Food Network. You’ve seen it on the Travel Channel. You’ve read about it in a tired newspaper travel section story about Philadelphia. I was here to violate my own travel philosophy. I sought a cheesesteak because I was supposed to, not because I wanted to. I really only eat beef about once a month, and I try not to gorge myself when I travel.
Set the stage. South Philly. A land of row houses and pedestrians. Street parking replaces driveways. Restaurants caddy corner from each other. Huge signs. Huge lines, wrapping around the building or down the block. Tourists. Locals with their out-of-town guests. All here to order from an outdoor window, sit on a picnic table (should a seat be available). We looked at the menu, at the lines, and at each other. “Do you want a cheesesteak that bad?” “No.” We ate a cheesesteak at a sports bar instead. I’m sure they would have been delicious, but you’ll have to trust the Travel Channel on this one.
Thanks for attending my presentation about “Saving Money on Travel” at Prince George’s Community College. Here are a lot of the travel tips I covered in my workshop.
Feel free to read more articles on my website. New articles are posted all the time. Travel safe!