{saucy getaway} Strolling Streets and Sampling Treats in Puebla, Mexico
A few months ago, I posted about some of my favorite things to do in Cholula, Mexico. This is the companion post, about Puebla. (If you go to Puebla, you will go to Cholula,...
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{photojournal} You Say You Want a Revolution? My Egypt, in Photos
Egypt is on everyone’s minds right now, for good reason. I won’t make any political commentary, but I thought it would be a nice time to share some of my favorite photos from my...
{perfect day} A Tale of Two Cities – Cholula, Mexico
Cholula is a town that’s just outside of Puebla, but there are actually two Cholulas, in more ways than one. The first way: literally. There are literally two Cholulas–San Andrés Cholula and San Pedro...
{photojournal} Scenes from a Mall? The Souqs of Syria and Egypt
A souq (sometimes spelled souk) is an Arabic name for a marketplace. The souqs of Syria are like none other, and thought to be the very best in the world. First, some scenes from...
{palermo photojournal} Take the Gun, Leave the Cannoli
Palermo, Sicily is a city of contrasts. It’s the fifth largest metropolis in Italy, with over a million people in the metro area. It’s also a very old city–almost 3,000 years of continuous existence....
{10 second vacation} Kappabashi Street in Tokyo
Kappabashi is the restaurant supply street of Tokyo. Everyone tells you to go and marvel at the many stores full of plastic food. But nobody warns you about the giant chef head and the...
{photojournal} Dixon Demolition Derby
For my birthday last year, I asked my friends and family to get tickets for a Demolition Derby in Dixon, CA, which is a small town about 75 miles east of San Francisco. I...
{fotos de la mision} Tamales, Hipsters, and Underpants: SF’s 24th St, The Mission
It occurred to me that I always take lots of photos of food and shops and streets and signs when I travel to faraway lands, but I rarely do so in my own town....
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