I’ve been doing the Diva’s weekly challenges, but I’ve been “out” a lot lately, so I haven’t shared them here. When I say “out”, I mean “out of the country”. In April, we spen...
https://www.boomeresque.com/zentangle-diva-challenge-263-o-canada-edition/
Canada’s former marketing slogan in the United States was, “Canada: Friendly, Familiar, Foreign and Near”. All are true. Here are some suggestions to help you plan your visit to Canada’s ...
https://www.boomeresque.com/plan-your-visit-to-canadas-capital-region-ottawa-and-gatineau/
If you’re not sure what Zentangle is, start here. As proof it’s still summer (in the northern hemisphere anyway), for this week’s challenge, the Zentangle Diva handed off to a guest Diva, n...
https://www.boomeresque.com/zentangle-diva-challenge-330-oh-canada-edition/
This week, the Zentangle Diva, Laura Harms, asked us to produce a composition using the Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day logo. The Harms’s younger son was born with this very rare congenital ne...
https://www.boomeresque.com/zentangle-diva-challenge-251-moebius-syndrome-awareness-day-edition/
I’m starting to feel a little inadequate. My travel blogger friends are publishing books! Earlier this month, Going Gypsy: One Couple’s Adventure from Empty Nest to No Nest at All hit the s...
https://www.boomeresque.com/montecristo-travels-to-pisa-a-boomeresque-book-review/
(Updated and revised on June 25, 2018.) In June of 2013, I went on a 7 day trip to Ontario, Canada that started with a visit to Toronto for my first ever travel blogger conference; followed by m...
I’ve always thought that Canada’s old tourism marketing slogan was brilliant. “Canada: Friendly, Familiar, Foreign and Near”. If you’re from Philadelphia as we are, the not “nea...
https://www.boomeresque.com/canadianesque-vancouver-british-columbia/
When I told friends and relatives that I was planning our trip to central Mexico in 2012, the reactions ranged from concern to over-the-top concern. (Yes, Mom, I’m talking about you.) It ...
https://www.boomeresque.com/you-might-not-want-to-go-when-were-there/
At the risk of sounding terribly bourgeois (and maybe like a Baby Boomer), I must say that the opportunity to make our trip to Japan flying business class made the “getting there” and “gett...
Sitting on the tarmac at Philadelphia International Airport on our Air Canada flight to Toronto, the first leg on our trip to Japan, I found myself reflexively humming the Canadian National Anthe...