"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes." —Marcel Proust
Flea markets in France proved a giant step beyond someone else’s castoffs when my daughter Sascha and I visited in September. She went to gather ideas and materials for her Scarlett Moon...
Sampling restaurants and taking a pastry class prove to be lovely experiences Food and eating in France has changed. My two-week mid-September visit followed the Olympics, which drew more than 11 million...
Paris invested millions of Euros to better accommodate the disabled, and bringing a portable scooter — from an Ohio company — goes a long way in Lille A mobility scooter was my...
The Buckeye State offers topnotch museums, island getaways, wineries and much more Changing your perspectives of the same old places makes you fall in love with Northeast Ohio all over again. Possibilities...
Myriad films and TV shows have been shot in North African nation Stories are everywhere in Morocco, land of the Thousand and One Nights and origin of Aladdin, Sinbad the Sailor and...
They follow the dance as band their age rocks on The fountain of youth is flowing in Kirtland, Ohio. Some young-at-heart types on hand at the Kirtlander Party Center remember hearing some Blue Evolution...
Perched securely on the hump of a camel named “Caboose,” I quickly realized this animal in Morocco was much friendlier than those I’d met on an earlier camel ride in Australia. The...
Cuisine in the African nation often sweet-and-savory thanks to mix of herbs and spices Sliced oranges dusted with cinnamon, a huge variety of dates and tart preserved lemons served with luscious green...
Ancient Morocco endures side-by-side with its modern counterpart, so those who visit this exotic country in North Africa can witness remnants of life unchanged in thousands of years. I’m just back from...
Try recipes for jambalaya, gumbo, pralines Tasting New Orleans in person is the ideal way to experience this unique and captivating American city. Here, food and drink reflect its French and Spanish...
Visitors can wash down Cajun and Creole classics with the city’s official cocktail, the Sazerac New Orleans, perhaps more than any other, is a city defined by its food and drink, So...
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