Living in New York City, I come across a lot of unique shops you won’t find anywhere else. MJ Trimmings is one of those one-of-a-kind shops I’d randomly came across while walking down 6th Avenue, as the vivid window displays drew me. Only later with a little googling did I learn that MJ Trimmings has […]
I love a good diner. Those laminated mega menus offer everything you can think of, including an all day– and sometimes all night– breakfast (I can confirm that pancakes are much tastier after 9 pm). Growing up in the Northeast, home to some of the best diners anywhere, it’s hard to imagine living anywhere without […]
Every time I watch a James Bond movie, I think I could do that. Just give me some cool gadgets and a fancy car and I’d be catching criminals like flies, creating all sorts of international intrigue. So when I heard a museum dedicated to all things spies and espionage had opened up in New […]
As part of my series to review all of New York City’s flea markets, we’ll start in Williamsburg, Brooklyn with Artist and Fleas. Artist and Fleas: Not a Typical Flea Market Williamsburg’s Artist and Fleas is not what you would think of as a typical flea market– there is no waking up at the crack […]
It’s not surprising that Mexico is by far the most popular international destination for American tourists. It has everything an American tourist could want– sandy beaches, lush jungles, colorful villages, cultural attractions, delicious food, local artisan shopping and authentic souvenirs and gifts– all within easy proximity to the United States. Considering how popular Mexico is […]
Souvenir Dispatches from the RV brought to you by Souvenir Finder’s mom, who sold her house and worldly possessions for a life of retirement traveling the United States full-time in an RV. US Route 66, the “Main Street of America” was one of the original highways in the United States (though it has since been […]
