Ah...Spring Break. Just when you get back into the swing of things after Christmas, it's time to drown your brain in copious amounts of alcohol at some kind of exotic location.
It's a terrific opportunity to enjoy your youth, but there are a lot of things to be careful about, especially for those who don't travel a lot. Did you remember your cell phone? Passport? Toothbrush? Is everything in your carry-on seven ounces or less? Does your family know where you're going and have contact information? Do you have all of your shots?
It can be overwhelming just at the time when all you want to do is be cool and relax. Well, I have good news. You can cross one worry off your list. Those awesome flip-flops you got over Christmas are totally acceptable at the airport.
So kick those divinely trendy, prime-of-life feet back and enjoy the break. Oh, and don't forget to call your mother when you land.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
One Borough to Rule them All...
The Oscars were awarded this week and, as usual, some people can't help but think that their favorite film was robbed of it's proper recognition. But I do need to point out that it's hard to compare something like "The King's Speech" (a drama based on actual events) and "Inception" (an acid trip on film). Not that they both didn't have great acting and cinematography, I'm just saying some people aren't really into that kind of thing.
Which is why I'm offering you this warning from Queen's, New York.
In case you've never been to Queens before, let me clarify.
So there you have it. Who knew that some of our most beloved fantasy characters called Queens home? Needless to say, if you've never been a fan of dungeons and dragons, or if you think you'd be tempted to steal the One Ring for yourself, I may recommend sticking to Manhattan. People aren't nearly as odd there.
Which is why I'm offering you this warning from Queen's, New York.
In case you've never been to Queens before, let me clarify.
So there you have it. Who knew that some of our most beloved fantasy characters called Queens home? Needless to say, if you've never been a fan of dungeons and dragons, or if you think you'd be tempted to steal the One Ring for yourself, I may recommend sticking to Manhattan. People aren't nearly as odd there.
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