Do you have a passport? If not, why not? International travel is a fantastic opportunity and one that not nearly enough Americans (and certainly not enough Vermonters) experience. If you want to see the rest of the world, though, first you need a passport. To encourage more people to take that first step, March 10 [...]
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Runaway to Sister’s City
In August, I had the pleasure of hosting fellow travel bloggers Juno Kim (Runaway Juno), who hails from Seoul, South Korea, and Stephen Bugno, the Bohemian Traveler. Juno was in the midst of an epic US Road Trip, and when she asked where she should go, naturally, I spoke up on behalf of the beautiful [...]
100 Things to Do in Vermont
Most of you reading this blog already know, and if not, could probably have guessed that I don’t make my living as a travel blogger (if only!). My day job is working at the University of Vermont in the Development and Alumni Relations Office. Last fall, I saw a really cool poster hanging in the [...]
Winter in Vermont
Have you ever been outside in a -50 (Fahrenheit) windchill for so long you cried. . . and your tears froze to your eyelashes? Have you ever slipped on an icy sidewalk and bruised the hell out of yourself? Have you ever done a 180 in your car and half-buried it in a snowbank after [...]
Restaurant Review: Miguels on Main
What did I like about it? I like the cozy little bar in the front of the restaurant–perfect for solo diners who want to be social. I like the decor – upscale Mexican, tastefully done. There are plenty of two-top tables. I like the outdoor patio dining, though it was too cold for us to [...]
