Working in meetings and events is never boring. Or, very rarely boring. When I planned a multi-day event for a nonprofit organization, one of the things on my site visit check list was to ask what other groups or events would be utilizing the space either before, after, or at the same time as myContinue reading “Who’s Next Door?”
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Even MORE Outrageous Hospitality
I wrote a blog called “Outrageous Hospitality“ where I couldn’t say enough about the book I read on a group of people who always pushed the boundaries of what it meant to provide the most out-of-this-world, never-experienced-before hospitality to their restaurant guests. There was no off switch on this team. They would scrutinize what theyContinue reading “Even MORE Outrageous Hospitality”
Dancing on the Edge
I got stuck watching a 1980s “oldie but goodie” movie where teenagers were getting thrown in jail for dancing. It’s really not one of my favorites because I have trouble believing that one could be arrested for dancing in public. So naturally, I did a little research. Apparently it has been going on for decades.Continue reading “Dancing on the Edge”
Yet Another Holiday?
In my blog “Another Holiday” I tell the tales of a vacation which required some creativity as my husband and I met my sister and her family in Europe to travel together. The day we arrived was a Saturday, however, we realized when we checked into our hotel, too late to do anything about it,Continue reading “Yet Another Holiday?”
Wrong Side of the Line
My husband and I have traveled through Frankfurt, Germany, on our way to other European destinations many times. We can navigate border control pretty well, and we know the line can take an hour or so on occasion. We plan our connecting flights with ample time for the wait. The Frankfurt Airport recently implemented aContinue reading “Wrong Side of the Line”