Boston has Soul…Food
It was a measly 140 characters that came dancing across my screen and firmly implanted itself it the part of my brain responsible for desire. …
Southie Trail
When traveling to Boston, 80% of the people stick to the Freedom Trail, re-familiarizing themselves with stories of American independence while being herded through…
Love Travel, Love Beer, Love Life
When you travel, your life is enriched in so many ways. Every time I travel to a new country and immerse myself in it, there’s…
Itinerary Update – Boston to Europe
It’s time for a little Sherry update. I try not to do these too often so that I can remain a mystery and therefore more…
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A Disappearing Town
I remember the streets crowded with people for Pilger Days, a weekend celebration which happened once a summer. There was cotton candy, music, families walking…
Sleeping in History – Beaumont Inn
Harrodsburg, Kentucky, may be small, but it’s loaded with character. In fact, it claims to be the ‘Oldest town in Kentucky.’ Their tourist board (yes,…
Shakin’ it up in Kentucky
Back when I had furniture and lived a normal life working 9 to 5 everyday, I had an affinity to Shaker style furniture. My dining…
Traveling the Bourbon Trail in Kentucky
There is only one spirit that America can claim, and that’s Bourbon. It was created here, and can only be made here in America –…
Play Ball!
If baseball is America’s game, then Louisville must be America’s city. Why? One of the best-known baseball products comes from Louisville; a long rounded piece…
Mad Hatters: Kentucky Derby Hats
Where am I? From a fashion perspective, it looks like Park Ave., but there are no skyscrapers. A vendor walks by with three dozen mint…