Like precious gems, sea glass is rare and beautiful. Sea glass has been found for as long as there has been glass. Legends tell that every time a sailor drowned at sea, the Mermaids would cry and their tears would wash ashore as sea glass.

Food for Thought: The Traditional (and not so traditional) Foods of Hawaii

Ono(licious) adjective - Hawaiian vernacular for describing something with taste and quality. Derives from our quirky pigeon language.

Aina noun - Hawaiian for 'land'

Presenting the Youth Travel Blogging Mentorship Program at The Global Education Conference
Aka, the Place in Which One Can Speak in His Pajamas

The 'Dia de los Muertos' or 'Day of the Dead' is definitely one of those things that thousands of people around the world would love to see and experience for themselves, but not everyone can come and experience this special annual cultural event in Mexico.

Florida Culture for the Week of March 11 by Josh Garrick

March 15 through April 14 – Jai Gallery presents Solo Exhibit by Barbara Sorensen

Same river, two perspectives