Travel
Discover The Best Of Vancouver – A One Week Travel Guide
I recently spent a week in Vancouver with my mom and sister to celebrate Mother’s Day and we had the most wonderful time. To be honest, Vancouver has never been on my radar for must-see places, so I was pleasantly surprised to discover what an amazing city it is. In fact, I would consider it…
Read MoreLaura’s Guide To The Convoy Asian Cultural District
The Convoy Asian Cultural District, also known as Convoy Street, is one of my favorite neighborhoods in San Diego. It recently received official recognition from the city of San Diego as a hub of Asian culture. While it may not look like much – picture a bunch of strip malls in an industrial part of…
Read MoreTravel Guide: A Week In Shanghai
This post was originally published on February 26, 2016 on www.lweatherbee.com. I recently spent an incredible week in Shanghai, and I wanted to tell you more about the trip. This past December, I travelled with my mom and sister to visit Shanghai, China. Although my mom is from Hong Kong, and we have been to Hong…
Read MoreLet’s Make San Diego The Most Bike-Friendly City In The World
San Diego’s Big Biking Problem Adam was recently quoted in a news piece on bike safety reported by NBC San Diego journalist Alexis Rivas. The story highlights the dangerous biking conditions in San Diego which have resulted in 14 cyclist deaths in the county this year. Among those killed include postal worker and beloved husband…
Read MoreHow to Pack Light and Travel Like a Pro
ON THE PLANE Nobody loves an airplane – they are stinky and gross and the bar keeps going lower as far as customer service is concerned. But that doesn’t mean you can’t travel in style. Here are a few of my favorite items that make plane travel a little more comfortable and stylish: Bring a…
Read MoreA Colorful Walking Tour of Creative Tijuana
Colorful dancers at Festi Arte in Tijuana. Did you know that the Mexican border is only 20 minutes south of San Diego? You can apply for a SENTRI pass to expedite the drive across the border, otherwise you can expect long wait times to make the crossing. But there is also a pedestrian crossing that…
Read MoreInterview with Bassist Corey McCormick of Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | MoreOur latest podcast features Corey McCormick from the band Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real. Corey talks with us about how he maintains his personal sustainability as a touring musician. As music fans it’s important we remember that the awesome music our favorite musicians produce…
Read MoreInterview with Rami Abdel from Alter Experiences
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | MoreThis week on Live to Sustain we sit down with Co-Founder of Alter Experiences, Rami Abdel. He and his wife Shantel Seoane, who is CEO & Co-Founder of Alter Experiences, started their company in 2016. Glamping is a growing trend in the US right now. According to…
Read MoreYou Need to Try This Exciting and Low Impact Glamping Experience
Image via @alter.experiences Are you looking for a unique camping experience without all the stress of planning and packing? Alter Experiences, located in the high mountains of San Diego’s back country, offers one-of-a-kind glamping experiences in suspended tree tents near Mt. Laguna. They also have a family-friendly luxury tent that’s perfect for kids. Alter Experiences…
Read MoreCalifornia Coast Road Trip Guide
Driving up the California coast is one of the quintessential American road trips that I recommend everyone add to their bucket list. California is an incredibly beautiful state with amazing landscapes that will take your breath away. Adam and I recently went on a 10-night, 11-day road trip up and down the coast of California.…
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