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Today’s matchbook is from Paris, Cafe de L’Homme, the cafe at the Musée de l’Homme.
The Museum of Man occupies most of the west wing of the Palais de Chaillot, and is considered important for its collections of anthropology, ethnology and pre-history.
The cafe has a great view of the Eiffel Tower.
Address: 17, place du Trocadero (16th […]
It wasn’t all that many years ago that I might have considered sleeping at the airport a routine part of travel. But as financial circumstances change and age becomes a factor, I now consider “roughing it” to be sleeping in a 2-star hotel.
I remember the last time I slept in an airport, however. It was […]
If you’re interested in learning more about blogging, and want to hang out with a bunch of bloggers, consider a little trip to Las Vegas for BlogWorld Expo, the first and only industry-wide trade show, conference, and media event dedicated to promoting the dynamic industry of blogging and new media.
BlogWorld will feature the […]
I never thought I’d be saying that I’d be recommending a high school haunted house, but the Theater Department at Carroll Senior High School in Southlake, Texas (1501 W. Southlake Boulevard) convinced me to change my mind.
First off, the Haunted House is a fundraiser for a very worthy cause — funding a trip for the department to […]
New York City is one of my favorite places to escape for a little getaway, whether alone, with girlfriends, or for a little romance.
There’s lots to see and do, but let’s face it — it is one expensive city! A decent martini can set you back $20, a good meal can easily run $100 per […]
The late Vincent Price had a long and illustrious acting career. While most of us likely think of him for his eerie characters in horror films, he had a distinguished career in radio, television, and movies.
Here’s the opening of the camp classic, The Abominable Dr. Phibes:
While Vincent Price and horror movies seem to go hand-in-hand, in […]
Last month I took a much delayed, but VERY anticipated, trip to Paris. The City of Lights has long called to me, and I was determined to finally make it happen.
I decided to share with you my preparation for the trip, and some of the memorable experiences I had while there, over the next few […]
Courtesy of Jon at The DC Traveler, comes today’s matchbook from The Redhead, a Chicago piano and sing-along bar, located in River North, Gold Coast area.
“A flirtatious redhead looks fetchingly over her shoulder and lures you into her chamber…”
The Redhead has been around for over 50 years, and is a popular place for after […]
Halloween revelers in the Portland Metro area can wander over to Oregon City, and the Halloween Fantasy Trail located at Wentzel Farm.
While the trail is open year round, it is decorated with spooky sights and sounds for the Halloween season. The trail goes on for 1,000 feet, though a 40 foot castle filled with ghosts, […]
After writing about Conde Nast Traveler’s report on the best airlines, US and international, it’s now time to turn our attention to the best airports — again as voted upon by business travelers.
Leading the way in US airports are: Portland (Oregon), Washington DC Reagan, Tampa, Milwaukee, Minneapolis-St. Paul, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Orlando, Pittsburgh, […]
Travel information, tips, and destination suggestions from a Flight Attendant.
Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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