Category: travel

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Don’t waste food, part 2

So I’m on vacation in Paris this week, and I was having duck confit last night at a bookstore/wine bar when I struck up a conversation with the couple sitting next to me. They...

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A Tale of Two Museums

(Alternate title: Museums are boring) Often what I look forward to most in a museum is the gift shop and, if they have one, the restaurant. I still remember the beautiful restaurant in the...

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Stories of Hospitality

1. Not going to lie, I have the gift of hospitality. If I have ever hosted you, you know that I genuinely love bringing people together to play games, celebrate birthdays, or just hang...

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Stories and Meals from Taiwan

In recent years I have made the most of my Thanksgiving break by vacationing abroad. This year I spent the whole week in Taiwan to visit my family, reconnect to my roots, and eat....

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January 2016

If there was a theme to the first month of 2016, it’s work hard, play hard. It all started off with a quick New Year’s weekend trip to Spokane, Washington to celebrate a friend’s birthday. I wasn’t...

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Paris.

I had so much fun writing my Chicago trip report that I decided to write one for Paris too. My last visit was in November 2012 so it’s been a while, but hopefully my...

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Chicago – A Tale of Two Cities

I flew into Chicago on Wednesday evening and the cold actually wasn’t too bad. Thursday, though, was basically [Californian] winter, with a high of 50 degrees and intermittent rain. I spent the majority of...

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What I learned in LA

This past weekend I went to LA to see the AVP Huntington Beach Championships (which deserves a post all by itself, so stay tuned), and I realized that I am still very unfamiliar with...

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I love Taiwan

I know what y’all are thinking…“is there any place that he DOESN’T love?” To which the answer is, clearly you don’t know me very well. A few weeks ago I went to Taiwan for my...

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LA Raves

A little over a month ago I took a few days off to visit a friend in LA (Pasadena, to be exact) for a much-needed break, and was pleasantly surprised by how much I...