ThePointsOfLife Travel Philosophy
My goal in writing a Travel Guide is to break away from the norm by dismissing those ignoramuses who say “Bro, you have to stay in a country for at least […]
My goal in writing a Travel Guide is to break away from the norm by dismissing those ignoramuses who say “Bro, you have to stay in a country for at least […]
The definition of economics is the allocation of scarce resources to satisfy unlimited wants. Despite a bachelors in economics from the University of Michigan, I still fight this principle by […]
One day I will tell you about my visit to the Tsukijii Fish Market to eat the world’s freshest sushi. One day I will tell you about visiting the Tokyo Imperial Palace, an […]
The press in Istanbul Is Turkish for when you visit Constantinople you don’t drink espresso. Turkish coffee is alarmingly strong, straight to the point, and captures your attention. The same […]
The press in Riga isn’t cold. It is a misconception thought by many including myself that Latvia is basically Russia. While there were periods of Russian occupation, Latvia has been […]
The press in Helsinki is expensive. A double espresso at the Stringdberg Cafe on the esplanade is a tickling 4 euros and 90 cents. It does come with a great […]
A trip to Shanghai would be all for naught if you do not have authentic, street inspired xiao long bao. They aren’t your local Chinese restaurant’s takeout dumplings and they […]