I decided to travel to Minnesota for the following reasons: I recently read a blog about Minnesota and Mall of America, my old college currently lives there, and I had a 3 day weekend. What I failed to take into account was the COLD WEATHER. Weather app predicted -1 degree with the possibility of snow.… Continue reading Mall of America: Largest Mall in the USA
I wouldn’t call myself a foodie but I enjoy good food while I’m on vacation. I tried several different restaurants during my short stay in Minnesota. If you ever head to Minneapolis check out these eateries and let me know what you think of them. Hazel Northeast is a great place for breakfast. It is… Continue reading 4 Minneapolis Restaurants you must try
Prince Roger Nelson was born in Minneapolis on June 7, 1958-April 21, 2016. He was a producer, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. He won numerous awards throughout his life. He won seven Grammy Awards, an American Music Award, a Golden Globe Award and an Academy Award for the film Purple Rain. Paisley Park Studios recently opened… Continue reading Paisley Park: Chanhassen Minnesota
I can’t believe how quickly 10 years have passed. I recently dropped off my passport renewal application at LAX Post office located at 9029 Airport Blvd, Los Angeles California. I completed the application online, paid the fee by debit card ($110) for the passport book ($30) passport card, and took my photo there for an… Continue reading First Passport Stamp in Ghana: Renewing my Passport
I flew from Los Angeles to San Francisco for a work conference. The flight was approximately 1 hour and 3o minutes. Although I often travel, I don’t really like to fly, so I’m glad that it was a short flight. The great thing about this trip was it was completely free (flight and hotel)… Continue reading Work Hard but Play Harder:San Francisco Nights
I began emailing a private tour guide to assist with transportation to the Teotihuacan Pyramids located in the State of Mexico. The cost of the tour was $130 USD or $2200 Pesos, in addition to the cost of entrance fees. Scheduled pickup time was 8 am. At 8:30 am the tour guide had not shown… Continue reading Teotihuacan Pyramids in Mexico City
*This is a sponsored post-All opinions are my own* I was interested in going horseback riding while on vacation. I decided to look on Trip Advisor and stumbled upon a great review of Ranchos Las Cascadas. I was very intrigued and decided to inquire about further information. The price per night includes lodging, food, drinks,… Continue reading Yee Haw; Ranchos Las Cascadas
After arriving in America from Africa, many Africans were sold into slavery by the highest bidding slave owner. After years of enduring physical, mental and emotional abuse, many people tried to escape slavery. People who attempted to escape were often helped by abolitionist, freed slaves and others like Harriet Tubman. The Slave Haven Museum Underground… Continue reading “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot”
Most people like to shop, I on the other hand only shop out of necessity. It was suggested by Tower Club of Lebua Hotel concierge, that I should try the floating market. It is a market located on a river, where you can shop till you drop. Concierge informed us that they would arrange a… Continue reading Shop While you Float
If you are ever in Memphis, Tennessee, please see the National Civil Rights Museum
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