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Category Archives: adventures
A Year of COVID: Keeping Yourself Entertained
For some reason, even though we are enjoying a beautiful Summer season, I am still looking forward to doing quiet indoor activities in my spare time. Maybe it’s because I’ve had a substantial amount of practice being indoors this year, … Continue reading
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Tagged books, COVID, Entertainment, indoor activities, movies, Summer, TV
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A Year of COVID: Invest in Yourself
A few years ago I dedicated an entire year to education, finding all the free courses I could online, and signing up for inexpensive mini courses in my community where I could develop a skill or learn something, anything, new. … Continue reading
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Tagged avoid Zipjob, courses, educational, exercising, resume, Self investment, virtual museum tours?
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Iceland, take two
As I tried to sleep on the five-hour overnight flight from Boston to Reykjavik, Iceland, I wondered how different my experience would be visiting this magical place the second time around. The first time I visited was in March of … Continue reading
The Midtown Scholar
I think it’s pretty funny that I found the pamphlet for this bookstore at a rest stop in Virginia on the way home from a trip down south. For some reason, I had managed to never hear about an awesome … Continue reading
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Tagged antique, artwork, Bibliophile, bookstore, cafe, collections, Harrisburg, huge, Midtown Scholar, PA, stage, vintage
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Gatlinburg, Tennessee Tour
A few months ago (yes…I need to catch up on my adventure posts) I had the opportunity of traveling to Gatlinburg, Tennessee. I have been to that part of the south before, but never Gatlinburg in particular. I’d always heard … Continue reading
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Tagged Clingman's Dome, Gatlinburg, SkyLift Park, Smokey Mountain National Park, Space Needle, Tastings, Tennessee
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Boiling Springs
Since I’ve been back in Pennsylvania, I’ve heard this little village was a quaint, slow area that would be worth a brief stop if I happen to be nearby. Given my love of old New England towns, this area came … Continue reading
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Tagged 1700s, Boiling Springs, Children's Lake, ducks, old world, Tavern
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Flight 93 National Memorial
Everyone from my age group and older remembers where they were on the morning of September 11, 2001. For someone who really never watched much TV, especially in college, it was a crazy coincidence that my roommate and I were … Continue reading
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Tagged 9-11-01, Flight 93, National Memorial, Pennsylvania, Tower of Voices, victims
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Bogota, Colombia
After being very angry at Air Canada and vowing not to fly with them anymore, we had one silver lining after our flights were messed up and rearranged…we had a day-time layover in Bogotá, Colombia for about 10 hours. After … Continue reading
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Tagged Bogota, Bogotravel Tours, bullfighting arena, capital city, Colombia, day tour, government buildings, layover, local food, murals, museums, new city, palm trees, street art, Unexpected
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Santiago, Chile
Santiago is a large, sprawling city that has a lot to offer. Since I was only in the city for three days, I was only able to see a few areas. If time allowed, I could have easily seen myself … Continue reading
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Tagged antique shopping, art, cable car, cafes, Chile, city, craft market, incline, Lastarria, murals, parks, purple trees, Santiago, Starbucks, vacation
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