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A Big World Full Of Friendly Little Guys, With Nathan Thornburgh | Defector

My wife and I have been planning a trip for around five years. The idea was that it would be a big one for our 10th anniversary; we celebrated our 16th in August. There were deferrals due to family tragedies, work-related upheavals, a global pandemic, and more work-related upheavals, and there have been other small trips mixed in, but there has always been planning, albeit at the lowest possible simmer.

Travel

Food & drink

fromEater

2 months ago

Eater Wins Silver Medal From the Society of American Travel Writers

Eater won a silver Lowell Thomas medal for The Eater Guide to the Heartland, a multi-story package showcasing diverse Heartland foodways.

Travel

fromBusiness Insider

3 months ago

I've stayed at 48 Four Seasons hotels around the world. There are 4 locations that I dream about revisiting.

Four Seasons hotels deliver consistently memorable, immersive luxury experiences with standout personalized service and distinctive local activities.

fromInsideHook

5 months ago

Traveling to Antarctica With a Clean Conscience

"Many offer the opportunity to help with citizen-science projects and also bring along actual researchers studying climate change's impact on the landscape and wildlife."

OMG science

Relationships

fromPsychology Today

6 months ago

How Do You Know If You Can Trust Someone?

Beware of assuming shared values based on first impressions; people may not be as similar as they appear.

fromWashingtonian - The website that Washington lives by.

7 months ago

An Unusual DC Novel Turns Out to Have an Interesting Explanation

The map on the giant screen in the center of the dashboard showed the route we'd be taking, following Tilden across Connecticut Avenue, where it merged into Reno Road and wound its way up to Nebraska Avenue.

DC food