Road trips are the ultimate freedom in lifestyle; when I go on a road trip, I have a rough idea of my geographical coverage, but I leave the trip mostly unscripted and unplanned letting the journey unfold as circumstances dictate. Some of my favorite road trips are to California's Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains, winding my way south into the desert, especially Death Valley and the Mojave. The silence, the stillness and the remoteness of … [Read more...]
Playing Sweepstakes Casinos on the Go: Fun for Travelers
Across the Miles: Sweepstakes Fun That Travels Travel can flip a schedule during long drives, airport layovers, or last-minute changes. For military spouses and frequent travelers, small routines can help a new place feel familiar. Sweepstakes casino games fit into those gaps because they are designed for casual play on a phone or tablet. In Short: A simple setup and a few boundaries can keep on-the-go play relaxing rather than distracting. … [Read more...]
Helsinki grows as a maritime destination and a stage for culture
The new Helsinki City Strategy “A Helsinki we can be proud of” outlines the city's vision for the years 2025–2029. It presents Helsinki as a vibrant, sustainable, and open city that invests in culture, education, wellbeing, and equality. As the capital of the world’s happiest country, Finland, Helsinki strives to ensure that every child can learn, dream and reach their full potential. Helsinki’s appeal as an international travel destination is … [Read more...]
Las Vegas Dating Beyond The Strip
Too many queer people know what it's like to feel see-through. Friends and family look at you but they don't really see your person and its a devastating kind of heartbreak. Las Vegas' rapid pace and massive population takes that feeling and more than kicks it up a notch. In sin city where you can feel surrounded by thousands yet still invisible, having someone who truly sees you is its own form of safety. Relationships become a place to … [Read more...]
Chasing Wilderness: Why Tasmania Just Hit the Top of My Travel List
I have spent nearly 6 months in Australia over the past 20 years of traveling in this part of that world. I keep returning because of its geographic landscape, history, food, wine scene, and incredible diversity of experiences. And the fact that it never feels over crowded. But the one destination that has eluded me so far has been Tasmania. Recently I began thinking about exploring this island and began doing some research in preparation for a … [Read more...]
After London’s Pink Ball, Vilnius Stages a Three-Day Pink Takeover
Photos by Go Vilnius. The Vilnius Pink Soup Fest, which has attracted 93,000 visitors in 2025, is expanding into a three-day celebration of Lithuania's cold pink soup, šaltibarščiai. December, 2025 – Vilnius, Lithuania. As the British Museum prepares for its Pink Ball, the Lithuanian capital is set to continue the pink tradition next spring. After a record-breaking year, the Vilnius Pink Soup Fest, inspired by the country's iconic cold … [Read more...]
Flame of the Border by Vingie E Roe
Sonya, the 'white angel' of the desert is a doctor dedicated to helping the Navajo people. While not fully defined in terms of an exact era, the story most likely takes place in the 1920s or early 1930s. This tale of western romance is focused around Sonya; her boyfriend Rod lives on the east coast but has made it very clear he will marry her sooner than later. But then she meets a mysterious man who rides alone in the desert. A bandit with a … [Read more...]
Margaritaville at Sea Beachcomber to Sail Year-Round from the Cruise Capital of the World®️, PortMiami
The much-anticipated vessel opens for booking today with bold new Eastern Caribbean escapes in 2027 ORLANDO, Fla. – The homeport reveal for Margaritaville at Sea's newest flagship vessel Beachcomber is here – and so is the chance to book sun-drenched sailings to the Eastern and Southern Caribbean from PortMiami. Beginning in 2027, Beachcomber will offer 4- to 8-night itineraries to a vibrant mix of all-new ports, including St. Maarten, where … [Read more...]
Taipei in a Flash: A Whirlwind Adventure Worth Remembering
A quick journey to Taipei was not meant to be. Rather than get up with the chickens at 430am in the Thai village I am staying in to catch a van to Suvarnabhumi Airport to catch an 11am flight, I opted to take a a van into Bangkok a day early at a reasonable 3pm departure. I didn't catch much sleep that night due to three women next door partying like it was December 31, 1999. The day of my flight, I left my hotel at 8am for the airport. The … [Read more...]
Ystad, Southern Sweden – December 2025
This picturesque town is a photographers dream, especially during late spring and summer. If the town was only historical buildings (of which there are plenty) it would be a beautiful place - but then throw in the gorgeous array of flowers and blooming trees during this time of year, and if its not too much to ask - warm days with lots of sunshine! For a small town (the core is only about 17,000 people) Ystad packs a punch for tourism. There are … [Read more...]
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