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Snap! That's what it sounds like when the glacier breaks off into the
ocean.
Some worker bees really have it made. At the iconic Fairmont San
Francisco, located atop Nob Hill, they live in one of San Francisco's
poshest neighborhoods amid fragrant lavender, kumquats and edible
flowers.
I can't stop thinking about Grandma. She's only in her 20s, and not
really a grandma; she got the name because she was unfortunate enough to
lose her teeth.
We're walking past groves of soaring redwood "families," some with their
innards carved out as the result of forest fires. But we're not in a
crowded national park.
How quickly could you decode an iceberg warning? The kids at the Mystic
Aquarium's new "Titanic, 12,450 Feet Below" permanent exhibit, the
cornerstone of the newly renamed Ocean Exploration Center, aren't having
any trouble.
