Part 1 Part 2 *** SHOW NOTES *** Chris normally pops in every month to help review the crazy travel stories, this month he pops in just to talk about working from home. Chris and I have worked together several times over the past 20 years. Chris wasRead More →
*** SHOW NOTES *** In case you were wondering there are 2 airports in Buffalo. Buffalo Niagara International Airport – BUF Niagara Falls International Airport – IAG Choose the right airport when booking your rental car, just saying. No one wants a brand new rental car, especially with sixRead More →
*** SHOW NOTES *** On February 8th I picked up a new car, and in less than a month I already have close to 4,200 miles on it. Two weeks ago my destination was Thomasville, GA. My last visit there was September 11th 2002. I remember the date becauseRead More →
Show Notes Hello yet again! Coming to HypeAmerica from HypeOrlando. I’ve been hanging around the Blogosphere since 2004. First with Fricksworld then Still Working On Me next HypeSouthFlorida then after relocating to Orlando I posted on HypeOrlando.Read More →
I’m all for keeping things “local”. I prefer local restaurants to franchises, farmers markets over the regional chains and typically I’ll grab a local cold one before some mass-produced brew. The advantage of traveling is you get plenty of chances to #DrinkLocal. Here’s a tip, if you let your friends know that you’ll have noRead More →
Show Notes Recorded at the home office 2017 the year in review 2018 Travel strategy Plane Drinking. Travel for the year is done, with possibly a last minute trip to Georgia after Christmas. I try to stay out of airports and off the roads this time of the year.Read More →
Recently two fellow road warriors and myself ended up in the same town one evening and as our conversations usually do, we ended up talking about food. Golden Rule BBQ Irondale, AL Felix’s Fish Camp Restaurant Spanish Fort, AL Sweet Potatoes Savannah, GA Dauphin’s Mobile, AL Wintzell’s Oyster House Mobile,Read More →
I recently satisfied a bucket list item by attending Mardi Gras in its birthplace, Mobile, AL. When most people think Mardi Gras they immediately think of New Orleans. This leads to thoughts of Hand Grenade cocktails and shouts of “throw me something mister” at passing floats. Mardi Gras Mobile styleRead More →
Graveyards and Mardi Gras, unbelievably, they go hand and hand. Looking at my pasty white skin and tendency to wear black t-shirts you’d think I’m looking to relive my youth by being Goth, I assure you I’m not. A visit to a graveyard can be a window into the past,Read More →