PSA: It’s time to play offense on COVID-19 About 9 weeks ago I had written how in the middle of the tsunami of the first wave, the safest assumption (with the relative little information we had) at the time was that one should come to the ER only if they had a...
Stepped outside in the middle of my ER shift on Monday, April 13th to take a moment to myself when a passerby with a camera happened to be at the right place at the right time: I needed to breathe. I needed to know if I was still alive. A few weeks later and through...
Although we were supposed to head to Luxembourg this weekend, I decided instead for logistical/financial reasons to move the trip to Memorial Day Weekend. But even in the rare occasion where I would spend a free weekend staying put in this Siberian cold, a different...
Today the majority of our group of 26 depart for Scandinavia. 3 of us are already waiting for the rest of the group in Copenhagen, and 20 should be arriving in within the next 12 hours. To make things more interesting, a mom-and-daughter couple just signed up today on...
What better way to recover from a grueling 1 week road trip across the USA followed by 1 week shlepping it across Venezuela and the Great Guyanas, with a free night at the Park Hyatt, New York? If you spend $1000 or more within 3 months of signing up for the Hyatt...
Gareth, Jenn, Jorge and I spent the last 2 days leading Roza and her husband, Stephen, around NYC, living vicariously through their wonder at a place we fondly call home. Sometimes you don’t have to travel very far to discover you can once again feel like...
Today kicks off the first day of 4 weeks of nonstop travel from NYC to Tennessee, from Chicago on Route 66 to San Francisco, from Venezuela to French Guiana, and from Cuba to the DR and Haiti. Given that a majority of our travelers either live in NYC or found an...
