Many of our regular followers have wondered why I’ve not personally been as active as usual on Where and What in the World? It certainly has not been intentional, but rather a lack of having too many projects at one time....
Read MoreOne of the special aspects to Washington D. C. is being able to dine at a variety of resturants from different parts of the world. We are here once a year for a meeting and go out with a group of 25 to 30. This...
Read MoreMy fondness for the Formosa Café was compounded with respect about twenty years ago when the inveterate, classic bar refused offers from big business to demolish and move on. This little joint that began as a trolley car...
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By Norman E. Hill & Maralyn D. Hill Years ago, Gene Autry had a hit song, “In My Adobe...
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Read MoreBy Maralyn and Norman Hill Sunday, October 6, we had the pleasure of joining Doug MacKenzie of the Greater Phoenix Convention and Visitors Bureau at Crudo’s Premier Brunch. It was amazing. The variety on its menu was...
Read MoreDowntown Phoenix has developed to offer some many exciting opportunities. Six years ago, their were not a lot of choices. Now, we have so many. Two of the convention hotels, The Sheraton Downtown Phoenix and The Westin Phoenix...
Read MoreSomeone asked me about my favorite place to get pizza in New York. There are so many great places, it is hard to pick. However, we do like John’s Pizzeria. It first opened its doors in 1929 on Sullivan Street in Greenwich...
Read MoreMichell M. Winner and I are in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana to attend the first class to graduate from the Crawfish College and then cover the Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival and judge the Crawfish Etouffée Cook-off of...
Read MoreBy Skip Mays Welcome from the Conch Republic. Today is Monday and it’s been in the mid to high 80’s for the past couple of days and we have covered an amazing amount of “ground” in our wanderings. We capped things off last...
Read MoreThis review of a new cafe in Edgartown on Martha’s Vineyard is by one of our guest contributors, and our friend, Marguerite Jill Dye. I once lived on the Vineyard and cannot wait to return to Lucky Hanks. I have been...
Read MoreThe locals are flocking to Miguel’s, near the winner of the nation’s best beach in 2012. We want to bask in the old world flavors of this memorable cuisine Miguel’s before the snow birds, or are they sun...
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