#747: Keep Austin Weird.
And just when I thought I’d seen it all, life surprised me. Tonight, on a warm summer night in June, Austin’s bat colony decided to take flight in their annual migration from this bridge, where 1.5 million bats flew from in under 3 hours. YIKES!
#746: Party on a Denver Rooftop.
When your little bro turns 27 and you realize you’re not getting any younger, measures need to be taken. Luckily, we knew a guy with a sweet view to the Denver skyline to throw Kevin an epic 27th.
#739: Rum Smuggler’s Cove.
The Pirates of the Caribbean might be stopping by later. Because here, at Smuggler’s Cove in San Francisco the rum is NEVER GONE. The Goonies… no One-Eyed-Willie… no Jack Sparrow would have been proud.
#737: Catch A Show At The Indie.
It really is true. Great bands become great by starting…
#730: Visit A Bookstore, Built of Books.
Officially named “The Last Bookstore” this quaint Downtown LA bookstore might…
#721: Hike A Snake-Infested Reserve.
Friend Megan and I finally caught up after weeks of…
#718: Meet With A NatGeo Designer.
The closest thing to living my National Geographic dream was…
#713: Don’t Forget South Park, SD.
Found a new reason to stick around San Diego today:…
#709: Cruise Down Hollywood Blvd.
An amusement park in itself, Hollywood Boulevard is a spectacle of…
705: Visit The Lake-Less Silver Lake.
Bad news, guys. There actually is no lake in Silver Lake;…
#699: See All The Lampposts In L.A.
Another landmark checked off the bucket list today: Los Angeles’…
#695: Stand on Mount Soledad.
What makes any Monday a little better? A breath of fresh…
#694: Largest Nude Beach in the US.
Nice hike! Glorious beauty! Hang gliders overhead! Oh… and some…
#680: Spend Valentine’s Day With Mom.
What’s the best gift to give Mom on Mother’s Day?…
#679: Be In Two Places At Once.
The U.S. has several spots where you can be in…
#672: Smell the Stink of La Jolla Cove.
With its gorgeous bluffs and shimmering waters, one would think…
#669: Visit the Nation’s Best: San Diego Zoo.
Though expensive, the trip was worth every penny of my $90…
#665: Visit The Mysterious Victoria Beach.
Holy shipwreck, what IS that thing?? A pirate tower? Yep, it…
#664: Run The One Thousand Steps Beach.
Eat your heart out, stair master. Today I got double…
#97: A West Coast-Style Christmas.
A light jacket for warmth, salty ocean air, decorated palm…
#94: Stand Atop The Marin Headlands.
*Cue background music from the Titanic soundtrack, “I’m The King…
#82: San Francisco’s Exploritorium After Dark.
There’s really two sides to the Exploritorium on Pier 15. One…
#81: Get A Black & White Photo Taken.
One of my favorite photoshoots ever! Black & White taken with…
#79: Live Only In Bridge Cities.
I’ve just discovered, I’ve only ever lived in bridge cities.…
#78: See The Gritty Side Of San Francisco.
What’s your favorite abandoned spot in San Francisco? Some are break-in-able,…
#74: Six Degrees Of Separation In SF.
After four hours of networking, hob-knobbing and mingling at the…
#71: Halloween At The Cal Academy Of Sciences.
The California Academy of Sciences is NOT usually the place…
#67: Live In A Stanford Grad Dorm.
After finding out that living with a co-worker NEVER works out (Pro-tip: don’t…
#56: Meet A Stranger On A Plane, Leave With A Friend.
This past Sunday’s 11-hour, two-stop-layover plane ride was a testament…
#50: Scope Out Every SF Hood.
Before you call one “home.” If you don’t, you’re either…
#48: Zombie Coffee @ The Zombie Runner.
At first, I was salty at trying new coffee spots in Palo…
#41: Visit The Donut Heaven… On Earth.
Northside Social, an old restored painted red farmhouse-turned quaint coffee…
#22: Corn Hole On A Rooftop.
What happens in spring in VA: oversized roof patios, corn hole,…
#12: 15 Reasons Why I Moved Back To My College Town.
Did you know there’s more to your college town than…
#8: Start A Half-Bucket List.
Dear Nay-Nay & Lou Lou (Roomies): Can we try to accomplish…
#4: The City That Care Forgot.
Good mawnin! You’d be surprised, but way down yonder here on…
#3: Ode To Jazz And Treme.
You might want to sit down for this. It’s about my…
#1: Lose A Job, Start A Blog.
An Open Letter to the Unemployed and Heartbroken: I recently…