As a North American, I often look at maps of the US and Canada (ok Mexico too). Ever since elementary school, maps of North America have been displayed prominently in my classrooms, rest stops, etc., so I feel like I know them pretty well. But recently, I was having another look at a map after traveling abroad … keep reading
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When people travel to England, it’s usually synonymous with one destination, London Town. Why? Same reason people go to NYC; it’s a travel hub, has more to do and experience than one human being can tackle in a few days, and because it’s just cool, but, when the urban life has chewed you up and spit … keep reading
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It’s no surprise that millions of people visit the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas every year. It’s considered the number one family attraction in Houston and it’s not just for science geeks. Touring the Houston Space Center is both educational and entertaining as there are over 250 things to see and do at … keep reading
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Well my “job” once again has brought me to a random-ass American city. Yea Greenville, South Carolina might be more off the beaten path, but Saint Louis ain’t somewhere many people are going to in the dead of winter, and I can understand why. I was working at the St. Louis auto show and our … keep reading
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I like Tom Tom, and apparently, so do others as I found out back in Philly last week when somebody broke into my friend’s car and took hers (I guess it’s the season of “giving? anyways right). But the real reason I like Tom Tom isn’t necessarily because of their products, it’s because their creative advertisements, digital media and … keep reading
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