by Carol Sorgen | Feb 10, 2020 | Community
The Love Issue: Celebrating all of the passion around us Sometimes, love gets a bad rap. It’s been called fickle, flighty, frothy and fleeting, something that tends to fade in a world of grim realities and absolutes. We’re told that we fall in love, akin to... read more
by Carol Sorgen | Sep 16, 2019 | Arts & Life, Travel
“Are you sure you want to drive?” I asked my intrepid traveling companion while planning a vacation to Ireland. Having been to the Emerald Isle before, I was somewhat familiar with Ireland’s small country roads, roundabouts (or traffic circles) every which way you... read more
by Carol Sorgen | May 9, 2019 | Arts & Life, Travel
Tell Baltimoreans that you’re traveling to Pittsburgh, home of the rival Steelers, for anything more than a football game and you’ll either hear “Why?!” or “Oh, I love Pittsburgh!” I fall into the second of those camps, having first discovered the Steel City almost 20... read more
by Carol Sorgen | May 9, 2019 | Arts & Life, Travel
You could spend a week, a month or even longer in the Cotswolds, that rural, magical piece of south central England that devotees of British television are so enamored of. But believe it or not, even a long weekend is enough to make a pretty good dent in this... read more
by Carol Sorgen | May 9, 2019 | Arts & Life, Travel
Whether looking for a romantic getaway, family vacation or retirement alternative, consider adding San Miguel de Allende to your short list. This uber-friendly, sun-splashed town in the Colonial Highlands of Mexico has a lot going for it, as I discovered on a recent... read more
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