How To Say Thank You In 20 Different Languages

Gratitude is a universal emotion. Learn how to say thank you in twenty languages.

Fantastic Fall Foliage

Check out this video. With its misty mornings and fantastic foliage, doesn’t it make you want to visit Michigan in the fall?

Adventure of a Lifetime—or hiking the Havasupai Falls

Over Memorial Day weekend Alan and I hiked down the Grand Canyon with a couple of friends. Our destination? The Havasu Falls. The adventure started sometime in November when our friend David mentioned that he would be hiking down to the falls with his friend Kevin. He asked us if we would like to join them. We immediately jumped on the chance and spent the months leading up to the trip preparing. We hiked, we bought gear, and we began to get excited for our adventure.

Meet Me In Saint Louis

I recently went on a trip to St. Louis to visit my family there. Although, I have visited many times, this is the first time I have ever had the urge to do something touristy. I managed to find some time between family bbqs and shopping excursions to visit the arch.

The St. Louis arch sits on the banks of the Mississippi river and represents the gateway to the West. It is the tallest monument in the United States reaching a height of 630 feet.

14 Beautiful Typographic Vintage Travel Posters

I’ve compiled a group of 15 Beautiful Typographic Vintage Travel Posters below for your enjoyment and to add some graphic inspiration to your day. I love the classic hand-painted and hand-drawn element these posters have along with the minimal copy. The focus is on the travel destination, which is as it should be!

Last Day in San Francisco

Our last day in San Francisco, we hopped onto a cable car and went to Fisherman’s Wharf and then Chinatown.

Japantown-Sarah’s perspective

The afternoon of our first day in San Francisco was spend both lost wandering the city streets for hours and Japantown.

San Francisco MOMA- Alan’s Perspective

My first look at San Francisco with Sarah was one of awe. I had seen photographs and shows on the travel channel, but was unprepared for the sheer size of the city. Not only the size, but how cool and “vintage” the city looked. After a short drive (hahah 9 hours from San Diego through rush hour traffic in LA) we crossed into the city.

San Francisco MOMA-Sarah’s Perspective

Our first day in San Francisco Alan and I went spent the morning wandering the streets and going to the Museum of Modern Art. The MOMA is located within a nice little clusters of museums in a park. Beautiful architecture, very modern with lots of clean lines and glass, as well as one very old looking church. I loved it. The weather was nice and warm great for wandering getting lost on the streets and in the park.