Author Archives: Rusha Sams
Word a Week Challenge: Face
Sue Llewellyn who writes an outstanding photography blog “A Word in Your Ear” has a Word a Week Challenge that you can access here: http://suellewellyn2011.wordpress.com Each week, in response to the post, bloggers find some of their best representations for … Continue reading
Cruise into Big D’s Downtown Dive if you’re hungry in Roswell!
Not only were we looking for aliens in all the right places, we were searching for food, too — in downtown Roswell, New Mexico. (Click here for our blog on UFO Museum.) TripAdvisor ranked Big D’s Downtown Dive #1, so … Continue reading
Get Your Cajun On: 2013 Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival
Turn up that zydeco and get your cajun on! There’s nothing like a Louisiana festival for food, fun, and fantastic movement — and this is one of the best: Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival in early May when mudbugs are runnin’ … Continue reading
Dogwood Arts Festival 2013: The secret beauty of Open Gardens
Yes, it’s true. I write this blog from Knoxville, Tennessee — home of the Dogwood Arts Festival. So, of course, I’m biased. But if you’re ever in Knoxville at festival time, you’ll agree with me: Spring shows off its finery nowhere … Continue reading
Celebration time: 1st Anniversary for Oh, the Places We See!
It’s hard to believe, but one year ago we launched Oh, the Places We See! We had just rented an apartment downtown in our own city of Knoxville, Tennessee, and pretended to be tourists for a couple of weeks — … Continue reading
Seven swanky lobbies to see : Vegas hotels (Part One)!
No matter where you stay in Vegas, you can’t escape (nor would you want to) the lights, sounds, and excitement of The Strip. It’s where people from all over the world gather, roam, raise a toast, and stand in awe … Continue reading
Something new (at least to me) at LAS!
On my fifth trip this year to Vegas’s McCarran, I saw something I hadn’t seen before. Not at McCarran. Or any other airport, for that matter. But it’s probably been there all along. I may have been too busy watching luggage spin around … Continue reading

