Posts tagged Anthony Bourdain
How to do a Layover in Seven Steps
How to do a Layover in Seven Steps

Layovers can be kind of like the travel version of the amuse bouche, just a little taste of something good to whet your appetite, arouse your interest and wonder what lovely ingredients and methods could have elicited such a good reaction.

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Asia, Places to Explore, Practical TravelSarahlynn PabloAirport, Anthony Bourdain, Istana Negara, Kayak, Kayak-com, Kuala Lumpur, layover, Malaysia, Narita International Airport, online travel forums, overbooked, Petronas Towers, Southeast Asia, Tokyo, tourist bus
Museum of Letters & Manuscripts, Paris: Keepers of the Letters, Frail Histories of our Lives
Museum of Letters & Manuscripts, Paris: Keepers of the Letters, Frail Histories of our Lives

Any writer, reader of good literature, history geek, folk fond of tactile correspondence, stationery freak or handwriting analyst should go immediately upon arrival in Paris to the Museum of Letters and Manuscripts (Museé des Lettres et Manuscripts en français).

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Europe, Places to ExploreSarahlynn PabloAnthony Bourdain, Aristophile, chicago, Einstein, following your dreams, France, Jack Kerouac, Museé des Lettres et Manuscrits, Museum of Letters and Manuscripts, On the Road, Paris, scroll, The Alchemist, typewriter, writing