Utah

Red Mountain Spa

2/21/2005
Donald Miserandino
This is the place to change yourself.

Take the class on menopause. I did.

At times, Michael, the assignment editor, has a dark sense of humor. Sending this "old timer" to a health spa was like redoing the statue of David. We are both caste in stone and have not changed in years. David just stands there and looks good, but I agreed to travel eight hours to be redesigned.

Green Valley Spa

11/2/2004
Dominick A. Miserandino
Who would go to a spa to relax and yet still hike in the mountains every day?

Attention Readers

As you are probably aware, most of our travel stories are written specifically in a travelogue format made up of a chronological account of the trip. It has a really nice itinerary feel and some readers have mimicked it exactly, event for event. It borders on stalking, but we still consider this a good thing, as it makes people quite happy.

In this case, my original story was getting quite boring as it basically said, "Went to Green Valley Spa and hiked. Had a massage and ate really healthy, yet tasty, food. It was good.

Brian Head Resort

3/8/2002
Christine Coviello
Why should you go skiing in Utah? Our reporter fell in love with the place and has written a love letter about skiiing at Brian Head.

Dear Brian Head,

I just can't get you off of my mind. I love you and I can't hide it. I want to tell everyone I know...

Okay, so I can't write a love letter. But I wish I could. That is how I truly feel about this trip. I think I am in love.

When I heard I was coming to visit, I was nervous. I had never been skiing or taken part in any winter activity. I was afraid I would make a mistake, or not be prepared. I thought my New York attitude and wardrobe would make me stick out like a sore thumb.

I was dead wrong.

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