Blogs from United States, North America - page 2

Goodness, it’s been a long time since I made a post about my travels. Unfortunately, in the past few years, I had to make some major changes to my life. So I am not able to travel as much as I want. Well, I have taken a few trips back to Korea and even did a stint in Thailand and Cambodia but neglected to write about it. The first reason is that I got married a couple of years ago and am now a Mom! Anyway, enough about me and lets talk about where I am now. So I am currently in Augusta, GA this week for the Masters tournament. My job is sending me there to give our readers a Masters sports betting update. It’s my first assignment out of the office that I have ... read more

I'm pretty sure I have a Travel Blog post with the exact same titlefrom 2017. In fact, when I'm done writing this blog post, I should compare the two. I suspect they'll be very similar! Just like in 2017, we hopped in our car to chase totality. We're staying in Austin, Texas. Our original plan was to watch the eclipse from the hotel to avoid having to deal with traffic afterwards. It was a great plan except for the clouds. Today, Austin is forecasted to have almost 90% cloud cover. I scoured the weather reports for nearby towns. Things are worse to the south and southwest of us. Cloud-wise, it's about the same directly west. North is slightly better. But northwest... northwest is where it's at! We decided our best bet was to head to a ... read more

This morning, Colleen drove us to the airport so we could pick up our rental car. Rental cars were getting crazy expensive in Texas due to the eclipse. We found a good deal for picking up today and dropping off Tuesday morning. If we picked up a car yesterday when we landed, it would have been twice as expensive! So, we were really grateful to my mother-in-law for driving us. After we got the car, we decided to head to Brushy Creek Lake Park to check out some wildflowers. Colleen grew up in Texas and new of some beautiful areas in Hill Country, but after a long day of travel yesterday, we wanted something close by. Brushy Creek Lake Park also has walking paths, so we wouldn't have to go stomping through the fields and possibly ... read more

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Feeling the urge for an escape? Embarking on a journey can be a wonderful boost for your mental well being. However, it's easy for travelers to overlook their physical health, particularly during those lengthy flights. But don't worry, we're here to help! Sitting for long hours in a plane, car, bus, or train can negatively impact your physical health. Thankfully, choosing the right travel compression socks can help maintain blood circulation, ensuring you stay comfortable and reach your destination feeling rejuvenated. These socks are not just about comfort; they're essential for preventing potential health issues, such as blood clots, during travel. We're here to guide you in selecting the ideal compression socks for your journey, ensuring you're ready and energized for your upcoming adventures. Understanding Compression Socks Compression socks are designed ... read more