Posts in the Category: Caribbean & Islands
By Randy Kalp
Posted in - Caribbean & Islands & cruise on July 23rd, 2015
“There he goes again,” I thought to myself between heavy breaths. He was a 50-something runner who had the pace of a jaguar. He ran in thigh-high running shorts—you know, the marathon type—a bare chest …
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By Bethany Salvon
Posted in - Caribbean & Islands on April 23rd, 2015
We dig sea days. To us, full days at sea are what make cruising such a unique way to travel. For at least one day, you get to experience the big wide-open heart of the ocean with nothing on the …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - Caribbean & Islands & Travel Blog on April 14th, 2015
Editor’s note: We’re psyched about this story from our friend Jessica Ainlay. Not only is she talking about Costa Rica, which I’ve heard so many good things about, but she also gives a shout out …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - Caribbean & Islands & cruise on March 20th, 2015
We didn’t travel much this winter. There was a trip to Key West in February with Beth’s sister and brother-in-law that will go down as legendary, and then another to Provincetown, on Cape Cod in …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - Caribbean & Islands & Photo Journal on December 16th, 2014
My first time on a cruise ship was about five years ago. We were living in San Diego and my mom booked a short one down to Ensenada, Mexico, for my grandparents, and Beth and I …
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By Randy Kalp
Posted in - Caribbean & Islands & cruise on December 11th, 2014
As we prepared for our Carnival cruise this month, I discovered there weren’t many guy-specific guides for cruising, so I set out to create one (ah, the beauty of running your …
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By Bethany Salvon
Posted in - Caribbean & Islands & cruise & Travel Resources & Vacation Exercise Tips on December 8th, 2014
I think I’m unlike 95 percent of the population–I actually lose weight when I travel. In fact, it’s usually the only time I can lose weight. I always tell Randy that traveling for a year …
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