A Day in the Life of a Master(s) of Education

I got the opportunity to check another continent off of my list. I traveled to Buenos Aires & South America to explore culture, food, wine and more. Though my Spanish skills leave much to be desired, the wonders of technology allowed me to experience so much at my leisure. I spent some time with my nephew,  drank tons of wine, danced Tango & had such a beautiful time. The people of BA were kind, thoughtful,  helpful and I cannot wait for the opportunity to go back and explore more of not only Argentina but of South America. Here are some photos from the trip. Until next post...laters

So I went to NYC for the first time as an adult without a parent. It was a learning experience and adventure.  We're still dealing with Covid-19 (🙄😤😬) so a few months ago the city enacted a law that in order to do indoor activities (movies, clubs, dining indoors, visit museums etc) you must be fully vaccinated against covid. So we headed there to explore and see what life is like in a place were you either do the things or you don't.  We walked just about every where after catching the train into the  city daily. We looked at the cityscape from the Rockefeller Center. We walked across the Brooklyn Bridge.  We caught a ferry and rode just about every MTA Subway line. We saw a Broadway show and went to botanical gardens and art museums.  We danced the night away at gay bars and clubs (some VERY questionable decisions were made) and ate pizza and bagels and drank beer. It was a delightful trip and reminded me of a time before the selfishness of humanity was on s...

August is almost over and boy has it been a whirlwind. Between traveling for work (Chicago, Philadephia & Orlando), visiting family (DC) and even a vacation or two (gasp 😜 hello Walt Disney World), it's been hectic. There was even a celeb sighting thrown in there for good measure, Jason Segel from How I Met Your Mother. Here's some photos to prove it: Philadelphia   Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Chicago/Detroit       Washington, DC  

I just wanted to share a few photos of the graduation trip: Until next post....laters