Voyages
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At Last, I Found the Red Door
November 17, 2018, Boston, Massachusetts Red has always been a favorite color of mine. It has a variety of meanings: confidence, energy, exuberance, passion, courage, attention, anger, aggression, and many more. All shades of this loud color manage to catch the eye in the home, in your appearance, and influence your moods. In another context,… Continue reading
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Templars, Dickens’ Chair, & Arthur
October 25, 2018, London, England Thursday was a miscellaneous day where I tried to play catch up, or make any final trips before I head back tomorrow. With there being no concrete plans, I ended up leaving my hotel room with an Uber at about 12:30. The first stop was to see Temple Church, one… Continue reading
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Golden Shades Of Twain
November 3, 2018, Hartford, Connecticut For once, I got up when I actually anticipated. I think it’s because of scheduled itinerary; if I have to be somewhere at a certain time, subconsciously my mind and body make sure I perform in that acquired, timely fashion. Due to that performance, I headed back down to Connecticut… Continue reading
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Timeless Figures with Labels
October, 24, 2018, London, England Today’s only stamped itinerary was Madame Tussaud’s at noon. At least that was the slot I planned to get in. I got there a little early so, like at the London Eye, I had to wait just before it was appropriate to get to the specified line. But I was… Continue reading
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All That We See & Don’t See
October 22 to October 23, 2018, London, England Not gonna lie but I had doses of anxiety brimming the surface, even, in a matter of speaking, in my chest. When one thing doesn’t go as planned, at the very least, I get annoyed. Then eventually I begin questioning every little thing and then comes the… Continue reading
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The Tower & The Stage
October 21, 2018, London, England To make a commitment to various spots on your travels, I honestly think it helps when they’re booked in advance. Flights and hotels aside, of course, as they are deemed mandatory. I say this because if certain attractions weren’t scheduled online ahead of time, I, particularly, may have been late… Continue reading
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From Bean Town to London Town
October 19th to October 20th, 2018, Boston Logan to London Gatwick So my plans had a major setback: my initial flight through Primera Air and Kiwi.com got canceled at the last minute. Without any proper notice from the airline and the website. Other than a reminder email about my upcoming trip a week later. Being… Continue reading
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Under the Light were the Cape & Cove
October 13, 2018, Cape Elizabeth, Maine I’ve officially given up intending to get up early on a Saturday when there isn’t a requirement to be at work every day in a timely manner. But nevertheless, I was out the door in twenty wearing layers, a pullover sweater from Salem, with thick socks and boots. Good… Continue reading
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And Beside the River was Sherlock
October 6, 2018, East Haddam, Connecticut After waking up later than I anticipated (again), I started my day out with googling “places to see in New England”. I scrolled down to one of the more popular results from Two Drifters that stated, “101 Things to Do in New England“. Going through the extended list, I… Continue reading
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On the Stone Path of Montague
September 22, 2018, Montague, Massachusetts I went to the city of Montague, Massachusetts, for the sole reason of visiting The Montague Book Mill. It took me two hours one-way to get there and a distance well-worth enduring. Since I moved to MA, I decided that I need to explore more. More day trips, more time… Continue reading
K. L. Nofziger 