Travel With Me
Since I can’t seem to concentrate long enough to write a full blog, I have written a “mini blog.”
And the topic of this itty, bitty “mini blog” is one of my favorite things to do in Sedona, AZ: play in the creek.
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I graduated this past December – like graduated, graduated. What a seriously crazy concept. All of a sudden having complete say over my time, though – without any prior commitments, that is – I find myself terrified that I’m not making the most of each day and week.
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This past year, I undertook a project very near and dear to my heart – this blog. It started with me on the adventure of a lifetime in Dublin, Ireland, and currently sits with me in Arizona as I wrap up my last semester of college. I know, crazy, right?
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As the queen of not having a whole lot of spending money (or at least not any money I should be spending), finding even small ways to spend less money goes a long way. The most predominant time I encountered this setback was in Ireland last winter where I wasn’t able to get a part-time job to help with expenses. Since every dime I spent was eating away at my savings, I was constantly on the prowl for ways to save money.
Here’s five tips for saving money while traveling (and in general).
Continue reading “Traveling On A Budget”
In addition to traveling for the sake of seeing other parts of the world with your own eyes and immersing yourself in a foreign culture, traveling can also be an incredible opportunity to learn new skills. Here are just a few.
Continue reading “How (And What) To Learn While You Travel”
Here are my top five favorite travel related blogs. (in no particular order) — except for the Seasonals Magazine. That one is first because it is most definitely my favorite.
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I cannot — and I mean cannot — stress this enough. The second you get to your location — take a dang tour. Find a tour that’s going to give you a good overview of wherever you’re staying. Find one that’s going to give you a taste of the culture there. Tours can be expensive but at the end of the trip at least you’ll know you had at least one truly riveting, enriching and exciting adventure.
Continue reading “6 Touring Tips & Tricks”
The Good
Tourism is an incredible commercial industry that allows people to visit and explore different regions of the world. It provides individuals an escape from where they are used to living as well as a chance to both see and do things otherwise unavailable to them.
Continue reading “Tourism: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly”
Outside of Arizona, I’ve lived in both Ketchikan, Alaska, and Dublin, Ireland. Both may have only been for months at a time, but nevertheless I lived there.
Continue reading “30 Reasons To Live In Rather Than Visit A Location”
The Seasonal Lifestyle, Its Importance
As the tourist industry has grown, so has the need for one of the coolest lines of work there is — seasonal work.
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Sierra Sage 