Exploring Greece: Crete, Day 3
Again, a night of decent but restless sleep. This was starting to get old. After showering up and killing as many mosquitos as we could in the bathroom, we went […]
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Exploring Greece: Crete, Day 2
After spending most of Day one either by the pool (or the bar) at Home Hotel, it was finally time to do some proper exploring on the island. As such, […]
Exploring Greece: Athens, Day 2
That Saturday night, I snored. I should mention that I rarely snore. The last time was five years ago during my first AIDS/LifeCycle bike ride from San Francisco to Los […]
Exploring Greece, Day 1: Jetlagged in Athens
When American Airlines adjusted their spring travel schedule and knocked service to Greece back by a month, it caused our flight plan to change for the better in one way. […]
Exploring Greece: Crete, Day 1 (and a half)
We knew our time on Crete would be a brief 3 full days bookended by travel at either end, so picking what to do was an immense challenge. We read […]
Why I’m not nervous about my upcoming trip to Greece
My father in-law is 100% Greek. Raised in Chicago by a ginormous family of other 100% greeks, he bears the look of a salty Mediterranean mountain man who happens to […]
Low-cost AAdvantage Saver level business class awards to Greece aren’t easy, but they can be done
Flying around Japan in 2014 gave Chris and I a very strong reminder of how much we enjoyed traveling to a far-off, unfamiliar place. He had mentioned upon our return […]
