Posts Tagged ‘Travel Gear’
Tweet I love sunglasses. When I was 12 I had a huge collection of sunnies and my faves were the iSpy sunglasses – do you remember those? You know, the ones with the mirrored sides so you could see behind you? I thought they were the most amazing thing I had ever seen. My sunglasses [...]
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Tweet It looks like it’s that time of year again. Time for wish lists and gift lists, cookies & indoor pine trees! This is my favorite time of year because not only do I love the snow but my birthday happens to be sandwiched between Christmas and New Years making for a very festive week! [...]
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Tweet Editors note: How I Shoot: A monthly photo series where I highlight something I find useful in terms of travel photography – be it gear, tips, technical data, etc. If you’re looking for help taking better photos be sure to take a look at our photo ebook: Getting Out Of Auto – it’s [...]
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Tweet As a thriftster one of my favorite places to shop is the Dollar Store (aka 99¢ only store). Growing up I didn’t think much of these stores and for good reason, they generally, at least in my mall, had crap. But then I walked into a 99¢ only store in Los Angeles 10 years [...]
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Tweet A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to get my hands on a copy of the latest e-book written by Christine at AlmostFearless. Not only do I respect Christine as a writer but I also definitely consider her an authority on travel. Throughout the years I have peppered her with all sorts [...]
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Tweet How I Shoot: A new series coming from yours truly at BeersandBeans. It’s going to be a monthly series where I highlight something I find useful in terms of travel photography – be it gear, tips, technical data, etc. Hope you like it – this is the first installation! Well I think a lot [...]
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Tweet If you are anything like me then you probably belong to a decent number of airline frequent flyer programs. Even if you haven’t flown the airline in a while it’s still nice to see how many miles you’ve racked up or more importantly – when they expire. But that’s where the problem lies – [...]
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