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Have you ever heard of the Death Railway? AKA the Burma Railway, this line was built by Prisoners of War of WWII and still runs through parts of Thailand. It’s a fascinating part of Thai culture and world history, and has even influenced film and literature. Here are 7 highlights along the track you can’t…
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It is the squinty eyes for me 🙂 Summer is almost here with Memorial weekend being right around the corner! I already feel like May is going so fast. In Michigan, you might get a few warm days in May, but June is where it gets hot! In Texas however, the warmth comes in BLAZIN’…
The Isle of Skye is well known for its dramatic landscapes and scenic walks, but there’s another side to the island that many visitors miss. Beyond the postcard views, Skye is home to a vibrant community of makers, adventurers, and locals offering immersive and meaningful experiences. From crafting your own kilt knife to meditating with…
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Abkhazi Garden is a horticultural masterpiece celebrated for its breathtaking natural beauty, diverse plant life, and rich historical significance in Victoria, British Columbia. Established by Prince Nicholas and Princess Peggy Abkhazi in 1946, the heritage garden is a unique blend of artistic landscape design and personal narrative, symbolizing love, resilience, and creativity against a backdrop…
When I say I love travel, it’s not an understatement—the travel bug touches everything I do. Including how I approach decorating the house for the holidays (and for the regular days, too, but more on that in another post). On every trip I take, I consider how to let the memory of that…
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It’s been 5 years since I first wrote this post about Dry January, so I figured it was time to share a few updates on the topic. Yes, Dry January is as popular as ever. In fact, for the sober-curious, there are now a couple of times per year when it’s ‘acceptable’ to stop drinking….
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As a San Diego-based travel advisor and mom, I know firsthand how easy it is to enjoy this city without overspending, especially with kids in tow. From beach days to tide pools and neighborhood parks, there are plenty of free ways to experience San Diego as a family. Free isn’t just about saving money (though…
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A ten-hour road trip unfolded from Shivrajpur, delighting my palate with Gujarati treats like fafda jalebi and creamy dry fruit lassi at my chauffeur’s suggestion. Meandering through cotton fields, we reached Mundra port, where Ashwin’s bhai stall delivered an unforgettable Dabeli, a regional must-try. Forty-five minutes later, at 7 pm, White Sands Bay in Mandvi…
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Welcome to Melbourne, an Australian city renowned for its rich and diverse culture, world-class coffee, and exceptional quality of life. Here, you’ll have a unique holiday experience you’re unlikely to forget. However, one thing you should know about this city is that it comes with some equally unique driving quirks that can be challenging for…
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If music has always been the soundtrack to your love story, why not let it set the scene for your wedding day, too? Whether you’re all about country twang, rock legends, smooth jazz, or indie vibes, there’s a perfect place out there for you to say “I do” with the rhythm turned all the way…
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