Travel: What it’s like to visit China – Food in Markets
I don’t care what anyone says, some of these fresh markets are what it was like way back when, before refrigeration, food safety laws and other basic sanitary rules were enf
Travel: What it’s like to visit China – Workplace and Government Safety Standards
Just writing that title made me laugh because I remember seeing how many workplace violations there would be if they were in North America under rules. CLEANING SKYSCRAPER WINDOWS
Travel: What it’s like to visit China – General Observations
This is part of the Travel: What it’s like to visit each city series I’m doing, to talk about what it’s like to see each city I’ve been through, from a fore
Ever wonder how your country or city compares worldwide in terms of Cost of Living?
Then check out this chart by Expatistan: And just because I’m a geek, here are some highlights / points: Canada debuts with Toronto at #32 Montreal, Canada is in spot
Holiday Gift Giving Ideas for The Traveler
OTHER GIFT GUIDES: For Her – Under $100 (2013) For Him – Under $100 (2013) For the Traveler (2013) For the Foodie / Host / Hostess (2013) For the Expectant Mother (2013) —
What each country leads in (or is good at) [MAP]
It’s interesting to find out what each country “leads” in, particularly when I saw Spain leads in Cocaine (.. that rhymes!) Click to embiggen USA: Nobel Laureate
Are American tourists really all that rude?
Reading eemusings account of trying to teach English alongside some Americans, made me think back to the number of comments I’ve received from foreigners. The main reaction I
Favourite spots in Toronto to eat at, shop and go to for essential services
Last Update: September 26th 2013 GROCERIES Organic groceries: They’re ranked from biggest to largest, but depending on what you want to buy, some stores may be cheaper
Annoying Things People Do on the Subway or the Bus
I actually don’t mind taking public transportation. I know some people think it’s demeaning, degrading and/or only for people who can’t afford a car, but none of
Traveling in the 1800s versus today from New York City
All the points of travel start at New York City. By 1930 with the advent of railroads, What took 2 weeks in the 1800s, was now only 1 day. Can you imagine? Now it’s hours. S