The haunted Whaley House in San Diego’s Old Town is widely recognized as one of the best examples in the world of proven ghost activity. Since Halloween is coming right up, it’s the perfect time for a visit to this spookiest of locations. When our kids were little, the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland was more […]
The haunted Whaley House in San Diego’s Old Town is widely recognized as one of the best examples in the world of proven ghost activity. Since Halloween is coming right up, it’s the perfect time for a visit to this spookiest of locations. When our kids were little, the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland was more […]
We organized a safe and fun family vacation in Mexico without a ton of stress and anxiety. And you can too with our 6 tips for planning a safe family vacation in Los Cabos.
Just because June Pride Month is technically over does not mean the fun is ending in San Diego. There are so many iconic gay-friendly tourist spots in San Diego to visit and not enough time to get it all in. We’re here to help you plan your visit so your vacation can be rainbow-filled and […]
When we began planning to visit Downtown Napa, we realized we could experience the entire Napa Valley from the walkable streets of this sweet little burg.
With the pandemic coming to a wrap and summer around the corner, we deserve a little something. Or — something more than just little. What better than a trip to a city internationally known for hotels, shopping, and fun? Even better, this city has leaped towards LGBTQ+ equality in recent years. Let’s face it — […]
Dual citizenship has become a hot topic among many Americans in recent years. It might be because of political reasons, DNA genealogy research, or tax interests. Or perhaps an expanded connection with the greater world. Whatever your reason, having a passport in more than one country can be quite an asset. However, learning how to […]
When I used to drive through Paso Robles on my way to college in Santa Barbara in the 80s, it was a podunk farm town. I’d sometimes stop for gas there and then quickly be on my way. But now? Now Paso Robles has come into its own. To be fair, it’s been “becoming” for […]
