Notes of a Trailing Spouse from Chennai to Lisbon and Beyond
Notes of a Trailing Spouse from Chennai to Lisbon and Beyond
Notes of a Trailing Spouse from Chennai to Lisbon and Beyond
Benedick to Don Pedro, Much Ado About Nothing, William Shakespeare
So, what could possibly top our first few magical days in Himachal Pradesh, that included sharing a contemplative, rainy hour with Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo, the Tibetan Buddhist nun who meditated
While Sarah and I don’t usually think about having a travel bucket list, the magical sonority of those tantalizing words, Himalayas and Dharamshala, held a special place for us even
After a couple weeks of intense urban trekking, art-museum gawking, tapas-style dining, and verdejo wine imbibing in Madrid and Barcelona, what could be better than a relaxing first visit to
So how fast, really, are those so-called “fast” trains in Europe, especially when you’re eager for your first date with a new city, the legendary Barcelona? Come on, are they
One of the delights of life as a part of the international expat community of the faculty and families at AISC is the sharing of the discoveries and serendipities—and occasional
One of the official responsibilities of a Trailing Spouse is to accompany the Non-Trailing Spouse—otherwise known as the Working Spouse, ie, the one with the actual job—when they have to
So, after a night of whimsy at Bangkok’s Gaggan (the 5th best restaurant in the WORLD), Sarah and I flew north for our first visit to Chiang Mai, a smaller
When in Bangkok, with its 26 Michelin Star restaurants, and its THREE of “The World’s 50 Best,” what else would a pair of occasional foodies do with a couple spare
A year ago, Sarah and I had to pull an unexpected change of plans when our intended spring break destination, Sri Lanka, declared a short term state of emergency just
So, how does one top a pair of spectacular–if chilly–nights in a living fort at Jaisalmer? How about a traditional grand hotel in the market city of Jodhpur followed by