Angkor Wat Temple, Siem Reap I think it’s safe to say that whenever you’re in a place, and time moves by very quickly, it generally means that you’re enjoying the place you’re in! Seldom does time seem to “speed up” when you’re in an uncomfortable situation, or a place you really don’t want to be. […]
The First 30 Days! Read More »
Well, it’s been a long while since my last blog! I hadn’t realized exactly how long until I logged in today and saw that my last post on here was back in June. So it’s been quite some time! But I’m back, and ready to go, so let me start by explaining why I quit
The Challenge We’ve stayed in quite a few Airbnbs over the last 3 years! Most have been very nice – some have been exceptional – but then there have also been 3 that have been, well…AWFUL! On those particular 3, we needed to make other arrangements after our arrival. The first one, we left almost
AIRBNB DISASTERS – HOW TO AVOID THEM AND WHAT TO DO WHEN THEY HAPPEN! Read More »
Michelle and I have spent much of our last two years in Ecuador. Back when we were kids I don’t think either one of us ever dreamed that one day we would get rid of most everything we owned, hop on an airplane and fly to Ecuador sight unseen for the purpose of becoming residents
SO WHAT’S ECUADOR REALLY LIKE? Read More »
WHAT IF I TOLD YOU THAT CRUISES CAN BE PRETTY CHEAP? Earlier this year, Michelle and I were planning on going to Europe for a few months, so we (mostly Michelle) began looking at airline tickets…and boy were we surprised! Since we’re retired we do our best to travel as economically as we can, and
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED SAILING? Read More »
Is The Grass Really Greener on the other side? Today, Michelle and I went out for a walk around Cuenca, Ecuador where we’ve been staying for the last few months. During the first week of November, this city celebrates “Cuenca Days”, which is a commemoration of Cuenca’s independence from the Spanish Monarchy back in 1820.