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Getting my hair cut is a serious undertaking. For starters, I’m female. Second, I’m picky. Third, and perhaps the most critical bit of information, I have very curly hair. And when “The Hair” is trimmed it gets curlier and shrinks up very quickly.
Finding time to travel can be challenging enough without putting your hopes on a convenient date for family or friends.
When planning a trip to France most people include areas of the country where they can enjoy wine tasting such as Bordeaux, Rhone or Burgundy. While the French are renowned for their luscious wines, don’t forget they are also famous for Champagne! True Champagne is named after the region in which it’s made. Sure there are wonderful sparkling wines from California, Italy, and other areas, but it is only “Champagne” if made in the lush, cool region in northern France.
Mammoth Mountain is one of the premier mountain resorts in California. Sure, you think of California as a warm and sunny place to visit, not a “winter” destination, but Mammoth is sure to surprise. The resort defies the notion you have to freeze your tail off in order to get your snow groove on. If you like to ski or ride, you’ve got to try Mammoth in the Springtime.
Now that the holidays have passed and you’ve had a chance to settle in for the year of 2010, why not make good on those New Year’s resolutions. If you added “travel more” to your resolution list, it’s time to make your list.
All you procrastinators out there may still be in luck if you are hoping to go to the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver, British Columbia. There are still bargains to be found for Vancouver travel. A clever idea is to stay on a floating hotel.
My philosophy on travel is “see everything and go as often as you can.” Don’t let every day hubbub stop you from seeing the world and exploring your adventurous side.
Skip the Turkey?! Ben non! I’m headed back to the States in early December for a trip but before I leave, I get to spend Thanksgiving here in Paris.
If you want to ring in the New Year somewhere other than your couch with Dick Clark and Ryan Seacrest, international travel deals have never been better. Why not celebrate New Year’s Eve in colorful Rio de Janeiro or picturesque Prague if you don’t have to be home for the holidays.
 Mrs. Borinstein’s fourth grade French class was the great introduction to one of the main loves of my life. With my first oui, I wanted to move to Paris.   Now here’s the omg moment… as of TODAY I’ve been living in Paris for five weeks! The golden ticket of a temporary job relocation was the opportunity I needed to pack up shop in Los Angeles and cross the pond. After a few sweaty months of gearing up for the move, I am living the dream for a year.  Pinch me, I can’t believe this is my life.
Holiday season is the most stressful time of year to travel. Between airport traffic, extremely long ticket counter lines and taking off almost all your clothes at security screening, you might think going home for the holidays is more trouble than it’s worth. Fear not brave traveler, here are a few tips to help you through the hustle and bustle of the busiest travel season of the year.
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