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For Americans, Spring Break approaches! This means it is time to find the perfect travel lodging for an awesome trip. Your accommodations can make or break your experience, so today I am re-publishing my 2020 article on how to make… Continue Reading →
I have not read much Stevenson, but I was fascinated the first time I read this quote. To me, it speaks to two major concepts, one that I’ve talked about many times over the years, and one that is new… Continue Reading →
As we travel around the Southeastern U.S., we typically stay in one city (or a general area) for one week. We try to be relatively frugal with our lifestyle, whether we are traveling or not. This means that for the… Continue Reading →
Roughly translated, this phrase means “From Books, Freedom.” In our house, this is a mantra. My husband tells all the significant young people in his life to get a library card. His constant refrain is that the whole world can… Continue Reading →
*Content Warning* Mushy, sentimental introduction coming up. If that’s not your thing, you might want to skip the first paragraph of this post. As many of my readers know, my very first career (many moons ago) was as a high… Continue Reading →
One of the reasons that I travel is to learn. I think most people who enjoy traveling would say the same thing. Our world is large and varied, fascinating and wonderful. I find that the more I travel the more… Continue Reading →
During the Coronavirus pandemic, I have spoken to many, many friends who have said they are actually enjoying all the extra time with their spouses and children. They say that they do not feel “trapped” at home at all. The… Continue Reading →
This is a travel blog by an author who can’t travel. That’s awkward. So, I had a silly idea. Maybe I could perform a community service for my dear readers by recapping one of my old trips. This could serve… Continue Reading →