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Croatian Food

February 13th, 2008

Sampling the fine Croatian food was one of the highlights of my visit. The cuisine is absolutely delicious. Because of their long coastline, seafood is prominent. But, meats and cheeses are also plentiful. Fresh figs and pomegranates, ruby red ripe tomatoes, basil. I really liked this black risotto dish made …

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Croatia - Top 5 Essentials

February 12th, 2008

Dubrovnik city

Here are my top recommendations for Croatia:

Walk the walls of the old town of Dubrovnik, getting an eagle-eye’s view of the inner city, the outer islands, and the open sea

Walking the walls

Walking the walls on a rare rainy …

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Bosnia & Hercegovina - Top 5 Essentials

January 15th, 2008

Bosnia and Hercegovina

Here are my top recommendations for Bosnia & Hercegovina:

Enjoy some rahat lokum (Bosnian sweets, much like Turkish Delight)
Check out Islamic culture and the Turkish souvenir shops while strolling along the old cobblestone streets of Mostar

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Sweet Home…Chicago!

October 22nd, 2007


“The Bean” is cool.

This year I had the fortune to stop and spend time in Chicago en route to my most recent travels. Chicago is my home town, and where most of my family still reside. In addition to watching a Cubs game, ...

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Good Karma, and Go Cubs!

October 4th, 2007


World-famous Wrigley Field.

You heard it here first, kids. The Chicago Cubs are going all the way this year! No more Bartman, no more curses, no more excuses. Let’s go, Cubbies!

Spoken like a true Cubs fan…I am ever hopeful. Plus, if it doesn’t work out, there’s …

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When it Rains in Rio

June 27th, 2007

Between me getting my Brazilian visa only one day before departure and my travel companion Hana “Lil’ Crooked Legs” Krivonozkova (a literal translation of her Czech sir name) being majorly delayed by a security breach at LAX, we barely made our flight from NYC to Brazil. We …

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syttende mai!

May 17th, 2007

Syttende Mai is Norway’s Constitution Day, and has similar significance to the USA’s 4th of July. It celebrates the signing of the Norwegian Constitution in Eidsvoll on May 17, 1814.

In Oslo, the children parade past the Royal Palace carrying flags.

The National Day is celebrated throughout the …

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Pirate of the Caribbean

May 15th, 2007

(ROATAN ISLAND, HONDURAS) Pirates have been raiding Roatan Island since the early 1600s. The first to invade were the Spanish. Then the British. This time, it’s a Czech. Jirí Máška is a modern-day pirate if ever I met one. He is …

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