Today I arrived in Delhi after a 24-hour jaunt to get here – both in the air and waiting in airports. After clearing customs and being really surprised that my luggage made it to India with me after going through three countries I headed out of bustling Indira Gandhi International Airport at 4:30 AM to … Continue reading »
Those of you who know me well know I will hop on a plane and turn up on the other side of the world whenever I get a chance. Usually I travel alone, but this time I am taking the wonderful Social Good Mom and Global Team of 200 member, Nicole Melancon (ThirdEyeMom.com), with me. We … Continue reading »
![[Photos] Good Times, Great Food in Seattle](http://jenniferjamesonline.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/dsc4451.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Photos] Good Times, Great Food in Seattle")
Last week I visited Seattle on a press trip with Microsoft (which means they paid for everything and fed us very, very well). The purpose of the trip was to learn about Windows 8 and Office 365. Although I am a hardcore digital maven I admit I didn’t take to the changes to Windows very well. I shunned … Continue reading »
![[Photos] Seattle’s Pike Place Market](http://jenniferjamesonline.files.wordpress.com/2013/04/pike-place-market-collage.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Photos] Seattle’s Pike Place Market")
This week I have been in Seattle for a Windows 8 and Office 365 press trip. I have been working with Microsoft for nearly three years and have loved every minute of learning new tech tips and tricks. It’s been such fun and really a privilege! Yesterday, the Microsoft team gave us some downtime to … Continue reading »
Last week I was in Canada on a press trip to Kelowna, British Columbia. It was, of course, beautiful with its green mountains and gorgeous lakes. At dinner one night we dined with a view of Lake Okanagan. Gorgeous.
Last week I traveled to New York to speak on the Women and Philanthropy panel at NYU’s Heyman Center for Philanthropy. Coordinated by NYU professor, author, and journalist Marcia Stepanek and moderated by NYU professor, journalist, and President of CauseWired, Tom Watson, I was honored to share the panel with author and social media expert … Continue reading »
As I type this Michael, my husband, is running in the USA 50 Mile Trail Championships in Rocksprings, Texas. He’s been in Texas since Thursday – enough time to get acclimated to the time zone and rested before he had to race today. He sent these photos of the course and some of the surrounding … Continue reading »
Earlier this year I saw a call-out from Water for People’s CEO Ned Breslin to travel with him and report from the field about the water crisis. I love to travel and report about global development issues, so without a moment of hesitation I decided to apply. In fact, what was really compelling about the … Continue reading »
![[Photos] New York City](http://jenniferjamesonline.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/dsc4156.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Photos] New York City")
New York is a gritty place. That’s the best way I can describe it. I love every bit of its grit. New York is also filled with an energy that can’t be replicated anywhere in the world. It has character and wears it well. I had to head up the east coast for a few … Continue reading »
![[Photos] Beautiful Coast](http://jenniferjamesonline.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/carolina-coast-5.jpg?w=160&h=120&crop=1 "[Photos] Beautiful Coast")
After a year of heavy travel it’s nice to use some of the points you’ve racked up for a quick getaway. As a family we hadn’t been to the beach in over a year so we decided to drive a few hours east to the coast and see the ocean. It was our first time … Continue reading »
