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While there are many ideological and cultural differences between India and Pakistan, there is one major similarity. In fact, both nations are part of Asia. This is an important detail that many Americans forget. Most of us, when asked to… Continue Reading →
On my open-air quests across the South, I discovered three wonderful parks that feature stunning waterways. The three destinations form a triangle and that makes them perfect for a road trip itinerary. If you prefer to spend less time in… Continue Reading →
Remember that Mrs. HomeFree is an official Marriott affiliate. When you decide you are ready to travel, you can click on any of the Marriott ads or hotel links found here and be taken directly to Marriott’s reservation page. Mrs…. Continue Reading →
Columbia, South Carolina One of the things I am learning to love about South Carolina is its capital city, Columbia. I have now visited there three times and I seem to find something new to like each time. I have… Continue Reading →
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My husband and I have both gotten used to him being the only black person in the room when we travel to many places. We continue to wonder & discuss between ourselves why that is. That issue is probably a… Continue Reading →
Our visit to Columbia, South Carolina lasted a week and a half. We have come to really like this city. The downtown is larger than our hometown’s downtown without being overwhelming. There are dozens of restaurant options and when staying… Continue Reading →
People sometimes ask me why I travel overseas so much. Well, that’s a long answer for another post. But, so often, people want to know why I don’t appreciate my own nation and they want to know whether or not… Continue Reading →
Remember that game we played as kids: Red Light, Green Light? The caller would turn their back on a group of approaching rivals. The caller would then yell, “green light” and the crowd would make progress toward the caller. But,… Continue Reading →