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Love it or Hate it, Working From Home During the Coronavirus is a Thing – Here’s How to Stay Productive

Working from home during coronavirus

Four years ago, I petitioned my, then, job to allow us to work from home a couple of days a week. I backed my "petition" with facts, figures, pros, cons and a list of signatures from just about everybody in the office. I felt like it was a pretty solid request. In turn, I was berated by my manager (a term I use loosely) for going over her head to the CEO and an office-wide email was sent out explaining why it just wasn't going to happen. Reasons like, they'd spent a lot of money...

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13 Tried & True Ways to Travel on a Budget

13 Tried & True Ways to Travel on a Budget

Last week I posted a Twitter thread on ways to save on travel and shared it on my Instagram as well. It was my most saved post to date! Of course, I'm going to give the people more of what they want, so here is a few more in-depth tips on how to travel on a budget. These tips are tried and true and sharing is caring, so let's jump right in! [spacer height="20px"] Be Flexible My number one tip for traveling on a budget is to BE FLEXIBLE! I know this is not always possible, but being...

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5 Romantic Destinations for Your First Baecation

5 Romantic Destinations for Your First Baecation

Sure, we'd all love to be whisked away to the Maldives for a swoon-worthy, first romantic getaway. But, in reality, who's really going to drop 3k a night for someone they swiped right on just 3 weeks ago? I'm sure there are some fine folks out there who just might *cues "Where they at doe?"*, but more than likely that's not happening for most of us. If you've been wined and dined and Netflix and chilled to death and you're ready to take this courtship/relationship to the next level, think about planning your first baecation....

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Small Woman Big Truck: Home for the Holidays with GMC Sierra Denali

Small Woman Big Truck: Home for the Holidays with GMC Sierra Denali

Nothing kicks nostalgia into high gear like the holidays. Spending time with family, friends and bonding over food and fun festivities. Ahhh yes, it is, indeed, the most wonderful time of year. Santa came early, by way of GMC, and delivered me the 2020 Sierra Denali to test out for a week. Talk about oh what fun it is to ride! I had so much fun testing out this beast of a beauty and hitting the streets in the Denali to relive some of my favorite childhood memories and traditions. Here are some of my...

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5 RV Road Trips to Add to Your Bucket List

The one thing that has been at the top of my bucket list for years is to take a cross-country road trip across the United States. So, when I discovered RVshare, the world’s first and largest peer-to-peer RV rental marketplace, it made me want to start planning out my adventure; especially as I'm in the midst of writing down my goals for the upcoming year. Not only did I take this as a chance to look into planning my cross-country trip, but also to create an RV road trip bucket list for different destinations. But, why...

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The Best Travel Insurance for Long-Term Travelers: SafetyWing vs World Nomads

There may be affiliate links  in this post, meaning I will earn a small commission on any purchases you make, at no additional charge to you. Read my full privacy policy here.  Let's be honest, who really wants to talk about insurance? It's not a sexy subject in no kind of shape, form or fashion, but it is a necessary subject. We protect our homes, we protect our cars and we should also be protecting ourselves when we travel. For the long-term travelers, like myself, we don't always have the best advantages when it comes to insurance. However,...

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The Best Airbnbs in Atlanta

The Best Airbnbs in Atlanta

Renting an Airbnb is a great alternative to staying in a hotel. They are often times far cheaper and you get the added luxury of having a full kitchen and other amenities that give you all the comforts of home. Having lived in Atlanta for the last 11 years, I'm no stranger to enjoying a nice staycation and Airbnb is always my first go to. So, I know a thing or two about the best Airbnbs in Atlanta and I'm going to share a few of my faves and some on my wishlist. Whether you...

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28 Wanderlusty Facebook Groups You Need to Join

The Best Facebook Groups for Travelers

Whether you are the avid adventurist looking for your next destination, or the armchair traveler planning your first epic trip, getting the inside scoop on places around the world and connecting with other like-minded travelers will make your travel planning efforts a whole lot smoother. One of my favorite resources for gathering travel information is Facebook groups for travelers. But, if you just type in "travel" on the Facebook search bar, you're going to be inundated with a gazillion posts and groups. Some may not be active, some may only have 10 members and some...

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Amsterdam: Where to Stay, Eat & Explore

Canal houses in Amsterdam

I'm finally getting around to posting this neighborhood guide to Amsterdam that has been sitting in my drafts for months. For shame. But, we're here now and I have a boat load of info to share about this gorgeous city. So, bookmark this post, Pin it, save it - it will definitely come in handy for your trip to Amsterdam. Where to Stay in Amsterdam Location is always my number one determinant when choosing a place to stay when traveling. This trip I went against my own rules, and actually stayed with a friend, in Utrecht. This...

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