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A couple hour drive west of Boston, nearly to the New York state line in Stockbridge, is the Norman Rockwell Museum.
The site was Rockwell’s home for the last 25 years of his life, and was turned into a museum housing over 700 of his paintings, drawings and studies (the largest collection in the […]
Today I have a guest post from blogging pal Susan Johnston.
With the decline of the US dollar vs. international currencies, now is the perfect time to explore domestic destinations rather than flying overseas.
Spring is the ideal season to visit Boston, because the weather is warming up and many of Boston’s most popular attractions are […]
On a recent layover, as I was sitting in the transportation van with the rest of my crew, I looked out the window at the mass of tail lights and exhaust fumes, shook my head, and muttered “rush hour.”
For those of you who travel to and from the airport on a frequent basis, I’m sure […]
When you think of the day after Thanksgiving, what comes to mind?
Relaxing around the house and eating leftovers? Watching football? Listening to holiday music and putting up the holiday decorations? Or are you one of the many, many people who will be heading out to the stores for the kick off of the holiday shopping […]
A recent MSN article listed 15 tourist traps that the writer recommended avoiding, claiming they weren’t worth the time and/or money.
I disagree with most of them, believing that they are things you need to do at least once in your life.
Read my reasoning here, compare with MSN writer Jon Douglas here, and then weigh in […]
We’re only half way through the Labor Day weekend, so there is still time to get out of the house and enjoy it.
The clock is running down on time for a couple of events, so if you’re trying to decide what to do, move these to the top of the list:
The National Museum of American […]
If you’re in Boston for Labor Day Weekend, you probably already know that the Red Sox are at home.
I’m a big baseball fan, thanks to the schooling in the game that I received from my father. Fenway Park remains one of those ballparks that I just haven’t gotten to yet.
Pal Jeffrey Whelan, who is a […]
Today I have a special post written by my pal, Jeffrey Whelan, a NYC resident, and a great source for east coast information. I’ve known Jeffrey for about three years, and we’ve shared laughs, a cup of coffee or two, and shared our travel experiences. Thanks, my friend, for agreeing to share some of your travel […]
I love college campuses, even though it’s been many years since I spent any time as a student on one.
I love the buildings, and the libraries, and the bookstores. I love checking out the architecture and the landscaping, and people watching, and buying a sweatshirt to wear so I can pretend that I am an […]
Where do you want to go for dinner?
Are they conveniently located?
What do they serve?
Life on the road means lots of nights in hotel rooms and lots of meals in restaurants. Most of us have favorite restaurants that we go to time and again. Or, we may have a list of places they we want to […]
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Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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