Do you love Soviet architecture? Are you fascinated by videos about life in North Korea? If you said Yes to both questions, this post is for you. I’ve mentioned before that my mom feels nostalgic when talking about Soviet Union. It’s not that she loved the regime itself. Here is a spoiler for you. When […]
London to Tampa on British Airways: the Best Long-haul Flight of My Life
This is the last installment in a series of posts on my recent trip to Europe. See my previous posts: Back from another family reunion: galloping through Europe and driving my husband crazy , 24 hours in NYC with kids (plus review of Hyatt Place New York Midtown-South) , Our JFK-BRU economy flight on Brussels […]
Our 72-hour Stopover in London: Letting the Kids Take the Wheel
This is the next installment in a series of posts on my recent trip to Europe. See my previous posts: Back from another family reunion: galloping through Europe and driving my husband crazy , 24 hours in NYC with kids (plus review of Hyatt Place New York Midtown-South) , Our JFK-BRU economy flight on Brussels […]
Comparing Ryanair to Wizz Air During Our Recent Trip to Europe
This is the next installment in a series of posts on my recent trip to Europe. See my previous posts: Back from another family reunion: galloping through Europe and driving my husband crazy , 24 hours in NYC with kids (plus review of Hyatt Place New York Midtown-South) , Our JFK-BRU economy flight on Brussels […]
Success: My DOT Complaint Against Brussels Airlines Yields Results
A few months ago, I wrote a review of our economy flight from JFK to Belgium on Brussels Airlines. In it I’ve mentioned the frustration of paying for assigned seats only to have it all fall apart right before the flight. Not to mention, I had to spend a good bit of time on the phone […]
Rescheduling Our Hyatt Stay and Bracing for Hurricane Milton
Several months ago, our reader Lynn (she allowed me to use her name) was kind enough to gift Nancy and myself Hyatt Guest of Honor certificates. For those unfamiliar, it’s basically a way to share Globalist status perks with friends and family. Nancy has already put her GOH to good use in Colorado, but I’ve […]