Very few things surprise me. Every once in a while someone does something so egregious that it is shocking, but more often than not, things are just funny (like the woman who wore three not-s0-strategically placed drug store bows to Fantasy Fest). That was it. Three bows and some thigh highs. It was not a good . . . → Read More: A Bit of Humor
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Imagine my delight when I read a new pizza joint opened in town. Imagine my further delight to realize that it is open until 4AM. Actually, I don’t really care about that, I much prefer to be sleeping at 4AM than eating pizza. Enter Bobalu’s, which was recently opened by the children of the folks that own . . . → Read More: Tasty Treats My Spanish sucks. It is more than a little embarrassing for someone who has spent as long as I have in South Florida. However, when I couldn’t pronounce the name of an absurdly good Mexican restaurant recently, I learned the name is actually Mayan, and my Mayan is significantly worse than my Spanish. Chéen- huaye, which means . . . → Read More: Olé There are very few restaurants here that conjure up the image of fine dining, professional service and great food all at once. Don’t get me wrong, there are plenty of good places here – those with great food, wonderful atmosphere and more, but the Marquesa is special. We went to Cafe Marquesa for Florida Keys Guy’s . . . → Read More: Marquesa You may not know this, but when I am not blogging, I am, among other things a travel agent. Norwegian Cruise Lines has a brand new ship sailing this summer, complete with an Ice Bar and Blue Man Group. The Sun-Sentinel is giving away what is sure to be a pricey trip on this brand new . . . → Read More: Epic Last night I saw Jeff Dunham at the Bank Atlantic Center in Sunrise, FL. The show was set up sort of oddly: first Guitar Guy (as the Dunham character’s call him), Brian Haner, came out and performed a few songs/bits. He was very entertaining and performed for about 15 minutes, at which point an announcement . . . → Read More: A Good Laugh Ahhh, island life. It conjures images of sitting on a hammock, drinking a fruity beverage and not having a care in the world. What is missing from this lovely, idyllic image, however, is logistics. I mean the practicality of it all. Flights are more expensive to fly in and out of this little slice of paradise. . . . → Read More: Life on an Island OK, as promised, I have the remainder of the Top 10 Must-Dos while in Key West for only a day. By now you should be full of pie, hot sauce, and beer, you’re feet are resting happily in your Kinos and you are wondering what’s next on the agenda? Glad you asked: Take a stroll through the . . . → Read More: Cruising II People in Key West have a love-hate relationship with cruise ships. Those that love the mega-liners coming in for the day generally own a shop on Duval Street or a restaurant close by. Those that hate it are the people that like to walk down the street without encountering an extra 3,000 people. The cruise ships . . . → Read More: Cruising Last month, I wrote about Key Lime Pie from both Blond Giraffe and Kermit‘s. As you may recall, I am in the Kermit’s-is-clearly-better camp. Read the original post, and what others had to say about it here. I did leave off one very popular place in that review, the Key West Key Lime Pie Company. Why would . . . → Read More: The Debate Revisited |
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