Singleton’s – off the Beaten Path
I used to visit Singleton’s in the mid 90’s when I was stationed on the spru-can, USS O’Bannon home ported in an emerging Navy port on the mouth of the…
Sing the Queen City
Cincinnati is a unique city – one of the smaller Midwest cities with a population of just over 300,000 people. But it boasts two great sports teams with stadiums along…
Dallas – JFK
There’s no river or sea, just a desert in Dallas. Big D is the home of the Cowboys, not the Mariners. Unlike it’s sister city to the south, it has…
NOLA Eerie Nights
New Orleans’s famous French Quarter is eerily quiet these days. Normally, there would be bar hoppers and revelers living it up until the wee hours of the morning. But now…
BP: Bolivar Peninsular
It was a solid decision to close Galveston Beach. The white-sand resort, only 45 mins from downtown Houston tend to get packed on the weekends and the hotel-lined promenade is…
The CHina in H-Town
Did you know Houston has a Chinatown? Never dawned on me during the half a dozen times I’ve visited here. After all Houston is the land of street tacos and…