Angers, France: Could I live here?
More “train” drama Of course, I planned to take a train from Paris to Angers. But, I quickly realized that […]
The Road to Italy
Well, off I go again! This time I’m heading to Italy to visit my lovely friend, Nancy. She moved to
Where does “Jo Step Out” next?
On the road again! It’s getting close to that time again when I hit the road and start a new
In the meantime
A “tourist” in Seattle Back home this time, because of the availability of places to house sit, I find myself
Home: Things I’m Grateful For
Back home in the good old USA Although I love my travel life, and the many varied experiences that are
Hierve el Agua: A Bit of Drama Makes for A Good Story.
Hierve el Agua One of the things I wanted to do was to visit Hierve el Agua, ‘petrified waterfalls’ that
Oaxaca: Art, Food, Churches & Festivals
Artwork everywhere! You don’t need to go into a museum to see art in Oaxaca. It is on the sides
Oaxaca: Mezcal, Ruins & Trees
Oaxaca Founded in 1532 and nestled in a high-altitude valley surrounded by the rugged mountains of southern Mexico, Oaxaca is
Mexico: Easter, Pancakes and Mummies
Family visiting! My son Josh, and youngest grandson, Casey, spent 10 days with me in San Miguel de Allende. As
San Miguel de Allende: Five Months in Mexico
Being in San Miguel de Allende for two months has given me a new perspective on staying longer-term in a