Monthly Archives: September 2009
Customer Service Issues Can Be Part of the Business Structure
Sometimes correcting a customer service issue within a business is more complicated than simply ensuring that the staff is making their best efforts. In some instances the issue can actually be part of the structure of the way a company … Continue reading
The Natural Hot Springs and the Hot Tub Spa
Many people travel in search of natural hot springs. Soaking in one of these mineral baths creates a healing effect on the mind and the body. People have been practicing this form of therapy for centuries and centuries. There are … Continue reading
On Board for Ibiza
Directly from the Paris week we spent in chocolate eating, pastries and and looking at the great works of the Impressionists, we jumped on a train to get to Ibiza for the second leg our honeymoon. We had flown from … Continue reading
Singapore’s Chinatown
Many of the great cities of the world have specifically designated areas that focus on a concentrated population of ethnicities and cultures. One of the more common towns within a town is Chinatown, and Chinatown Singapore is a vibrant cultural, … Continue reading
Marbella International Film Festival
Southern Spain is really a feast for the senses. A place where many cultures come together, with a long and fascinating history of human adventures, it is at times surreal and can cause one to enter into a pleasant daydream. … Continue reading
Planning Our South Africa Trip
Planning out visit to Cape Town, South Africa we were planning on a lot of relaxation and luxury. We were looking for Cape Town luxury hotel accommodations to pamper ourselves with. Luckily we were able to find a room in … Continue reading
Built in Gas Grills and the Inviting Backyard Environment
It is no wonder that so many people are choosing to install built in gas grills into their back yards, be it just the grill itself or an entire gourmet kitchen. People have enjoyed sitting around a campfire for years, … Continue reading
Delhi to Donjli
Recently I was fortunate to be taken on a trip to India. The plan was to spend most of our time in a remote village in the lower Himillian Mountains near Daramasla India where the Tibetan government in exile is. … Continue reading
Madrid’s Second Religion
I say that Football in Spain comes in second behind Catholicism as Spain’s religion. It can be said that, in Madrid, Atletico Madrid comes so close behind the real Madrid as the capital’s favorite sporting attraction. Since I get to … Continue reading
Robert Di Niro Born in New York
American Actor Robert De Niro was born in New York City on August 17, 1943. He is one of the most critically acclaimed film actors in the country, and has also had success as both a producer and director. And … Continue reading
Aires Formenterencs
Because of the small size of the island, and the distance between sections, in Formentera, car rental is a very good idea. It will certainly make your visit easier, and you can set your own pace, seeing as much of … Continue reading
A Healing Divorce in New York
I’m really uncertain as to why I’m flying into New York, but my children requested that I leave France and that I need to have a divorce ceremony. They told me this ceremony will help me begin to heal and … Continue reading
Waste not want not
The old adage of waste not want not is as valid today as ever. In a time of abundance and throw away everything getting back to waste not want not would be a nice thing to see. New technologies tempt … Continue reading
Are There Sharks at Bondi Beach?
For many years during the 19 century, people were forbidden to swim in public, partly due to the idea that it was considered as not proper behavior, and partly due the fact that the waters were not safe due to … Continue reading
Really? It’s not that bad? A phrase whose use makes me laugh. Not that bad denotes the acceptance of mediocrity, I.e. He/She isn’t that bad or this job isn’t that bad. This 5 star Mumbai hotel wouldn’t have even one … Continue reading
Charming Malaysia
We had spent the last two days in urban overload in Kuala Lumpur, visiting the astonishing Petrona Twin Towers, the vital Central Market where I got a golden Buddha statuette for my Aunt Helen who wants to place it in … Continue reading