pop culture
We know, therefore we go; pop culture topics for destination inspiration.
My holiday to Miami
My bucket list vacation has come true to go to Miami and visit the city of my friend Willy Chirino and it was everything I thought that it would be and more. I saw the famous orange that is associated with Miami called Atomiko. When i was there was when they were welcoming soccer player Leoni Messi to the city and their soccer team. I thank my cousin for making the dream come true and she does make miracles happen. This is the end of the first part there will be more. I cannot wait to tell you all about me going to Miami.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Wander
another article about Miami 305
It was a fantastic flight, and everything went well, and I had a couple of adult beverages. I was so excited when we took off; it was fantastic. We landed at Miami International Airport, and the flight was smooth. Our captain and flight crew did a great job making sure our flight went well and without any problems. From the plane, I tried to take pictures of Miami as we approached. It was wonderful to see Miami, Mia 305, but even more fantastic. Driving around Miami with my cousin and godmother, I saw a picture of my friend Willy Chirino on a bus stop. In Miami, I felt right at home, and that was the first time I’ve ever felt like that on a holiday, and going to Miami was one of the most memorable vacations of my life.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Wander
Asylum
It takes a genius writer with a twisted world view point to create a show such as “Asylum” on the British Broadcast corporation. It was a 3 episode mini series and it is about asylum seekers and how they take asylum in a government building somewhere in London. Who would have thought that you could find humor in such a sensitive subject but the writers have been able to do it with success. It was a drama and a comedy with an audience and a laugh track. Asylum is one of those shows that leave you not knowing where you stand.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Wander
Keeping up Appearances
One saturday night i was watching PBS for their British comedy show block that they used to air and I discovered a great sitcom called “Keeping Up Appearances” that I grew to love and any time I saw it was on I never missed the chance to watch it. The plot is simple Hyacinth wants to be high society and goes on ridiculous hijinks and shinanigans to finally be a member of high society and drives all those crazy with her plans and schemes. The show had lasted for many seasons then went off of the air and then had been brought back for a revival in the mid 90's.
By Revista Miko:XCI about a month ago in Wander
24 Hrs Traveling Through Time Like Captain America
How would I spend a perfect 24 hours? There's no question about it, at least not in my mind. Where do tortured souls go when they consider their perfect 24 hours? They want to travel to a place outside of time and space. A place that exists only in the happier places inside their minds.
By Jason Morton2 months ago in Wander
Dollywood's Mine Horror
As someone who grew up constantly visiting Dollywood park while everyone else went to Disney and Universal, I saw all the rides coming in and out of the area for years. Love it there, but the one disappointment I have is the park not having a Halloween like Universal or Six Flags, only a fall festival. They are a place that doesn't advertise to only children like Disney, so I don't personally understand why they don't have haunted house attractions and set ups there.
By Seashell Harpspring 3 months ago in Wander
In Bruges (and Ghent)
Bruges had been on the bucket list for a while, ever since I watched the film with Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. Because, despite Farrell’s character’s very clear reservations throughout, it really is a “f***ing fairytale town!” With its canals, beautiful medieval architecture and Flemish culture, it really did look like a number 1 European destination.
By Matty Long4 months ago in Wander
Anza Vista: The Small San Francisco Community that Hosts a Big Skateboarding Event.
Stairs Makes a Community The community of Anza Vista is relatively small, even for San Francisco’s standards. It comprises more than a dozen residential streets and is cordoned off in a rectangular grid between four major boulevards. Much of it is boxed in by other residential neighborhoods such as Jordan Park, North of the Pan Handle, and Inner Richmond.
By Dean Traylor4 months ago in Wander
The 15 Best Museums in the Colorado
Personally, I think it's safe to say just about everyone enjoys a good museum. Whether you are interested in art, music, science, history, or culture, there is a museum for everyone to find and enjoy. When speaking of museums, typically people talk about iconic museums in places like Los Angeles, New York City, and Chicago, but there is an impressive list if museums right here in the Mile High City and surrounding areas.
By Jenika Enoch5 months ago in Wander
