Ultimately, that is what life is all about, creating as many unforgettable moments as we can, for as long as we can, every single day of our lives, and cherishing them for as long as we are in this world.
ENTRADA DE DIARIO ACERCA DE MADRE FICCIÓN de MARIANO TENCONI BLANCO y LAS CONFESIONES DE SERGIO BLANCO
Montevideo, 19 de octubre 2024 Esta mañana escribí en mi diario "Maravillosa la obra de Tenconi. He pulled an Autofiction. And opened his heart. Saffores splendorous, to the point that I didn´t recognize him. J´aime comme [Tenconi]…
Summer in Benidorm – Top 5 Attractions
Affordable 5-star treatment and fabulous attractions with a staggering 325 days of sunshine every year.
How I learnt to travel safe: insurance for unoccupied property and vacation homes
My first time traveling with complete peace of mind. One word: insurance.
Rockstar treatment at the Alexis Hotel, Seattle
The most Seattlite of all Seattle hotels.
Stranded in Sao Paulo
Most Kafkaesque airport experience yet: Guarulhos, Sao Paulo, survived, though
Packing my bags for the Spring
When I spend too long without getting on a plane, I can get rather restless. This Fall, I found the cure, I am traveling towards […]
Great wedding venues around the world
Exotic weddings are very fashionable these days. Sometimes, during my travels, I randomly stumble upon open-air weddings that look like straight out of a fairy […]
5 Easy Ways to Take a Green Vacation
While It may sometimes seem like traveling with your eco-friendly values is impossible, there are actually many easy ways to take your green lifestyle with you.
Lament for St. Cecilia – Music by Paul Stanhope, Lyrics by Veronica Pamoukaghlian
How Lament for St. Cecilia, music by Paul Stanhope, lyrics by Veronica Pamoukaghlian.came about,
thanks to the magic of The Wander Life.
Includes a video with audio from a performance at St. John´s College, Cambridge, Jan 2013
Nine fabulous things to do on a Spring Break cruise
I have been lucky to be able to do my fair share of traveling and cruising. Although I have never been much of a “tourist,” […]