Monthly Archives: November 2009
Melbourne’s Puffing Billy
Are you a train enthusiast? Does the idea of boarding a passenger car with a steam engine sound more exciting than another museum or architectural wonder? If so, and if you’re in Melbourne, you may want to seek out Puffing … Continue reading
TransGlobe Transforms Stress into an Open Door
When looking at a new space for work or for living, it’s important to have a sense of belonging, to feel connected to the building as well the neighborhood that holds it. Human beings are immensely adaptable, but we’re also … Continue reading
Chinna Sarada, Awarded in Delhi
India is a fantastic place to explore, and there are some wonderful opportunities here to get away from the world you know, and totally immerse yourself in new experience. It’s one of the most fascinating countries on the planet, with … Continue reading
Quality Food in Melbourne and Australia
Whenever anyone mentions British food, people tend to think of steak and kidney pie or shepherd’s pie, or fish and chips, something either flaky or dull, or something greasy and dripping, and the same was once true for Australia, but … Continue reading
BIACS in Sevilla
Nestled in the heart of Spain, Sevilla is one of the most exciting and luscious cities in all of Europe. The real heartbeat of Spanish culture can be felt here, where its glorious history is still felt all over the … Continue reading
Ladybird Johnson Plants Bluebonnets in Austin
Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson, more popularly and commonly known as Lady Bird Johnson, was born in December of 1912 in Karnack, Texas. She was an incredible woman who was devoted to the conservation of much of the nation’s natural resources … Continue reading
Time to Buy New Tires
Maintaining your vehicle is the single most important way that you can ensure the life and the performance of that vehicle. Many people do take the time for the engine maintenance such as regular oil changes, tune-ups, checking the hoses … Continue reading
Creating the Perfect Grilled Vegetarian BBQ
Years ago I was a strict vegetarian. This created a bit of an uncomfortable situation at family functions and barbecues. Not only was there not much to eat for me, my family was not yet familiar with the vegetarianism, they … Continue reading
Baltimore Cultural and Historical Museums
A trip to Baltimore will open your eyes. Not only the city itself, that’s a given, but to the rich cultural and historical heritage and to the modern and progressive present. One of the aspects of a culture is defined … Continue reading
Bumped up in Johannesburg
We woke up at 6am, took a shower and checked out of our hotel. Then we hopped in a taxi to the airport. Our flight to Jo’burg was at 11:30am, but we decided it was better safe than sorry. It … Continue reading
The Forest Research Institute in Kuala Lumpur
One of the must see sights when traveling through Malaysia is the Forest Research Institute it is close to the city and transportation can be arranged at any of the 5 star hotels. Kuala Lumpur is a busy metropolis which … Continue reading






