"I hardly think a few birds are going to bring about the end of the world." "These weren't a few birds." Bodega Bay is a small, sleepy and unassuming inlet of the Pacific Ocean. It's

Last week was rough. First, Kate Spade's suicide on Tuesday. On Friday I woke up to the news that Anthony Bourdain also committed suicide. I didn't know either of them. I never personally met them, but

I've posted some photos from Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris a while back. But this time instead of focusing on the beautiful architecture and statues, I added a few of the carnivorous animals that stalk

Home to the hippie counterculture and the 'Summer of Love,' Haight-Ashbury is a district within San Francisco, known for its vintage stores, record shops, coffee houses, nearby Victorian homes... and its

Onward with our California coast road trip! There were many unique places we visited for the first time. California has a lot to offer in regard to the strange and unusual. And we enjoy strange and unusual.

In 2015, I was very excited to go to Paris for the Catacombs my Honeymoon. Between leaving home, getting to the airport, getting to Paris at like 9am, then finally finding our closet sized hotel room-

One of my favorite stops on our trip was to see the Elephant Seals in San Simeon. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves: This is for the daily photography contest by @juliank Category: #animalphotography

Recently @creepycrazylife and I set out to do what we said we would do for years - drive up the California coast. And what an adventure it was. There were highs (touring the Winchester Mystery House, visiting

Today is National Puppy Day. Even though our baby girl is soon to be 10-years old, she's still vibrant, loving, excitable and exactly how I imagine she was as a puppy. We adopted her when she was 6-years

Wow, what a week of Abandoned Shit it was! That has been one of my favorite weeks to look through entires yet. It was great seeing brand news entries come in from all around the world. Thanks to everyone

In honor of tomorrow's impending Nor'easter (aka Winter Storm Quinn) which has already called for a State of Emergency in Pennsylvania, here are some photos from last year's March snow shitstorm, which

I love me some true crime. I can fall into sweet slumber to old episodes of Forensic Files. Friday night plans? Sorry, there's a killer episode of Dateline on. Last spring, a friend of mine (who is equally

I'm a very casual collector of records. Don't even bother talking to me about grading them. I have records that belonged to my parents. My mom wrote her name all over her copy of The White Album, diminishing

On EVERY trip we take, there has to be a cemetery. When we got to Los Angeles a couple years ago, I went right to Sharon Tate's grave..... then a ride by the house that 'the Entity' is based on. Here are

I did it! I finally reached the age where MY childhood is now grounds for a 'retro' coming-of-age television show. This week's Listen / Read / Watch continues with another easy binge watch on Netflix about

There are some things I am not good at. I cannot keep plants alive. I usually ruin the first batch of cookies when I bake. As I stated in my introduction, I never return library books on time. But you

I went on a cruise in December and one of our ports of call was St. Thomas. Initially, our itinerary changed to an alternate port due to the recent hurricane damage. Thankfully, a few weeks before we sailed

A while back I read of this decaying cemetery in Brooklyn, which mostly composed of metal or wooden graves. Supposedly the 'cheap' headstones were used so that there was not a clear status between the

A small cemetery's mausoleum in Dallas, Pa

Welcome to a new series called Listen / Read / Watch. I’ll be sharing whatever podcast, book, album, TV show or movie I’m currently submerged in. Hopefully it will intrigue you to listen to something new