Blog Posts
An Apartment Booking Scam in Kuala Lumpur
In over fourteen years of travel, we can consider ourselves lucky to have never been scammed. At least, not to a level where it hurts.
Taking the Metro in Washington DC
We are huge proponents of public transportation, and even though we’ll rent the occasional car when it’s necessary, almost all of our travel is done through public means.
Meeting the Presidents at The National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery was founded by a Congressional act in 1968, and occupies the old Patent Office building
The Library of Congress – Home of US Copyright
The Library of Congress is the largest library in the world, and holds over 170 million titles; not just books but also manuscripts, maps, music, and audio-visuals.
For 91 Days: A New Look
Today we’re happy to share some exciting news with you: For 91 Days has a brand new look!
The National Gallery’s Sculpture Garden in Washington DC
efore we arrived for our month in DC, a curious little house in the US capital had captured the viral attention of the internet. Designed by Roy Lichtenstein, “House 1” is a piece of art found within the National Gallery’s Sculpture Garden
A Tour of the US Capitol
Our tour of the Capitol began at the offices of Senator Sherrod Brown, in the Hart Office building.
The Capitol Subway System
The Capitol subway “system” consists of just three lines, two of which connect the Senate offices and one for the House.
A Christmas at the White House
Well before our arrival, we booked tours of the White House and Capitol building, and did research on all the various museums of the Smithsonian.
Over 4 Million Christmas Lights at Clifton Mill
What’s there to do around Christmas time in central Ohio? Well, there are probably a ton of options, but the most well-known has to be the insane light display at historic Clifton Mill,
