Growing up in a family of hikers, my favorite climb in the White Mountains of New Hampshire is a trail that includes the summits of Lafayette, Lincoln, and Liberty.
People are so creative. I’m always amazed by our Artists of the Month – such talent and inspiration! That goes for Max Scratchmann, our current Artist of the Month. He’s funny, creative, and a real renaissance man.
Florida Culture for the Week of July 29 by Josh Garrick
July 30 through October 27 – The Art of Ursula Schwartz
Our first afternoon in Amsterdam, my husband, Bob, and I had spent a walking, gawking, somewhat shocking afternoon wandering Amsterdam’s red-light district.
If, like the majority of folk, long hours in the office or hard at work elsewhere has become just too much to handle – there is a wonderful cure for that – last minute holiday deals!
Ah, the Nile – hear the word, and think of ancient times, the rhythm of life, a millennia of use and living. Our daughter is a scholar of Ancient Egypt – so when we received a review copy of Joanna Lumley’s Nile dvd set from the publisher, she was very happy. We could hardly wait to watch it!
Recently, I saw a video from Inside Study Abroad that I just loved. It features interviews with leaders in international education, and what they look for in international educators.
Oliver, British Columbia is situated in the very top boundaries of the Sonoran Desert, the only desert in Canada. Our mountains are filled with sagebrush, prickly pear cactus, and pine trees while our valleys are teeming with lakes and rivers. As with almost any place in British Columbia, Oliver is an outdoor enthusiast's