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Traveling 101

January 31, 2013

The tickets are bought and the itinerary is planned for an incredible trip to Europe. The only thing that is left is careful packing, which can guarantee that the trip will be wonderful and smooth. Packing takes planning to ensure that none of the essentials and special items are left behind. Making a list of [...]

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Travel Tips: Coping With Motion Sickness

April 14, 2012

Experience, they say, is the best teacher.  We learn a lot of life’s lessons by experiencing every possible tumble and tribulation first hand. Part of that wide spectrum of experience is travel.  Reading books and surfing websites can only teach us so much.  The real meat of learning lies in going out and exploring every [...]

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My New Workout Fad: Running

October 15, 2011

It’s a novel idea, I know. No elliptical, no stairmaster, no aerobics class with mats and balls and energetic instructors – instead, just a run. I never thought I’d be the kind of person who could consistently make running happen. Sure, I’ve been trying to stay fit. And yes, running has a definite appeal when [...]

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Rethinking Stereotypes When Visiting France

October 11, 2011

If you are an American, there is a good chance that media outlets like Fox News, country music stations, and even Comedy Central have all programmed you to stereotype the French. Whether we can get these misconceptions out of our heads or not is an important factor when we decide to visit this classic European [...]

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Guide to Rocky Point Mexico

October 1, 2011

If you are not a person who loves cold weather, then you will surely love the weather in Rocky Point Mexico. It is known as the beach town and the place is not crowded compared with other nearby beaches. In fact a Rocky Point Mexico wedding is a great idea to be held in this place. For [...]

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