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Surviving Australia’s Beaches

December 15, 2010

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Surviving Australia’s Beaches

I haven’t featured a guest post yet, but the weather is so dreary here that this one is perfect. Nothing makes the winter better than dreaming about being on a beach in Australia one day. Today’s guest post comes from Samantha Deavin. The beach is an important part of the Australian lifestyle, and because Australians [...]

Dealing With A Break Up

December 13, 2010

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Breaking up sucks. I forgot how much it really sucks until I experienced it recently. It’s been a long time since I’ve been in a real relationship, which means it’s been a long time since I’ve gone through the pain of having one end. The good thing is that I have created a system to [...]

How to Be Happy

December 6, 2010

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I’m re-posting this blog mainly as a reminder to myself. These past few weeks have been weird and hurtful (I’ll write about it soon) and I just need some positive energy and a reminder that things will get better. Happy, adj.: that little feeling that says you’re on top of the world. I’ve had a [...]

Ughh, Southwest Buys AirTran

September 27, 2010

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I woke up this morning, to find an email from AirTran…“Shannon, Two Great Airlines Join Forces.” I immediately wasn’t excited. After reading the email and visiting the website that was set up for this merger, I was even more disappointed. Apparently, Southwest has bought AirTran for 1.4 billion dollars. Ughhh…. It’s possible this could be [...]

Is This Love

September 22, 2010

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I’ve been hearing this Bob Marley song since I was young. Not really by choice. It was something that my mother always played and at the time I loathed Bob. It’s crazy for me to imagine that now, but when my mom put in her favorite Bob CD, I’d practically cover my ears and curl [...]

Traveling Alone as a Woman

September 20, 2010

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It was the second morning that I was in Brazil. Hours had passed since I circled around the surrounding neighborhoods getting a feel of the place; dragged my suitcase down a very steep hill into the favela I was staying; walked up the same steep hill to the corner market; wandered around the market grabbing [...]