Elvis' bible! Amazing. I'm so fascinated by this museum!

I've wanted to go out of pure curiosity (I am not religious) and glad to know it's free. They are well funded, so I don't feel too guilty about not donating (the folks from Hobby Lobby are board members

Wow, $80 for a gastronomic experience like this? Well worth it, even as an "add-on" at an all inclusive. That steak looked so perfectly cooked, now my mouth is watering!

How fun! What a colorful place - glad you got to meet your friends. It's so cool when things work out like that. On the flipside, from planned to unplanned meetings, swimming by the dock with locals, dogs

Two things I absolutely love about this post (aside from your adorbs adoration for your man, as always!): 1) margaritas that come with extra margie on the side in a little shaker and 2) your amazing vintage

Hi @rmorel! I actually wrote an article about kid-friendly wineries a few months back, check it out here: :)

Hi there - thanks for stopping by. No, they absolutely do not use wood shavings for their wine. I can tell you what producers do, but I assure you these small producers do not. California pinot noir is

Hey there! Ah, well, Napa is pretty amazing (I live in Sonoma, so I'm bias towards my part of Wine Country!). And yes, you are pretty close. I was in Salinas recently, heading through to the coast, but

Fascinating! I look forward to hearing how it's flavor changes. Bottleshock is what we call it in the wine industry - when it's a bit funky or not "quite right" after bottling. Give it some time

Love that we're both on team "obsessed with Brussels sprouts." While I'm not a big blue cheese fan (ok, I can't stand it!) the sprouts look delish! Glad you two had some time together, and so

I agree!

Awe, thank you!

It’s not rare here - California Wine Country is very inspired by France and Italy - but a place this quirky is rare. Thanks for reading!

Why? I'd like to learn more about what attracted you to San Jose!

Hi! So grateful to be included on the list - however it says my blog post was about "Webber Falls, California, USA" when it was about a hotel. :) Cheers and thank you so much!

WOW, that bagel is totally insane looking. I'll have to check Benedict out next time I'm in Berlin. I love that you found out about this restaurant via another Steemian and checked it out!

Uhhh. What.

WOW. I'm so surprised by how expensive it was. I also have never heard of this (I live in the US and we don't have this) "public holiday surcharge." That's bizarre! I'd love to try that bun.

That's so funny - I have the Fozzy Bear Muppet Baby still, haha!

Wow, thank you so much for the kind words @honeywithmilk! Cheers! Come back and visit us anytime. :)