(Photo © John Bubniak) Mods vs. Rockers! One of the greatest motor-bike related rivalry in all of British history... except in Baltimore! For anyone interested in '50's - '60's revolutions has to know about mods and rockers. I haven't really decided which side I'm on. I love my leather with hot pants and have my gruesome motorcycle license but I do love a good beehive and am know to go on road trips on my scooter. I'm torn. Last weekend, I was for sure a rocker. Head to toe. I put on my finest black hot pants, a vintage Escada...

I've spent the past few days at my parents house in central Pennsylvania. I feel like I find a new photo album filled with fantastic old pictured every time I visit their house. My cousin, Heather, called to tell us that she and her husband, Jon, are going to be having a baby! This caused an immediate rush to the photo stash to look at pictures or Heather as a baby to try and imagine was little Baby Lee might look like when he or she is delivered this summer. Yay!I spent hours going through old photo albums filled with...

Wellll... If you haven't heard the news already (or figured it out via Instagram, Facebook or Flickr) I'm back on the mainland and no longer in Hawaii. Bummer, right? Not really. I had an enjoyable time on the island of Oahu, saw a ton of neat things, learned alot, and learned even more about myself.I came home late, late Saturday night, early Sunday morning. Was in Baltimore all day Sunday. Then spent the rest of my week running around central Pennsylvania hanging out with friends, cruisin' with my family, and visiting all of my favorite spots. Tomorrow, I'll be in fancy...

All aboard! Next stop on the Ami-loves-cool-old-abandoned-places train. Who's a dork? This girl right here. Not ashamed to admit it. Welcome to the Hawaiian Railroad. Built in 1900, used in World War II, and abandoned about 50 years ago. Thankfully, a little society quickly dedicated themselves to saving and restoring the rail way and the many acquired train cars. (Check out that cute little kitten next to the train car!) In 1970, the Hawaiian Railroad Society gained many of the trains on site today. The trains can still be operated today on the restored 6.5 mile train track. Every Sunday,...

(A live purple starfish!) Everyone likes some crazy underwater pictures taken with a cheesy cheap underwater camera from the pharmacy, don't you think? My lovely tour guide, Tim, took me snorkeling at this little local spot known as Electric Beach while in Hawaii.Tim works for a fishing charter and dive boat operation. He'd come home from work day after day and tell me about how he had to rescue people from this spot. Electric beach seemed less than appealing and quite dangerous to me, yet he insisted that I go. (Hawaiian green sea turtle) I'm glad that I did. For real....