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Hello lovely humans. I hope you’re all surviving, thriving and doing whatever you need to get through these crazy times. Since we’re all staying at home a lot more than normal comfort is KEY when it comes to our ensembles. So, I decided to order myself five different styles of wireless bra and bralettes from Aerie. Lord knows I do not need an underwire in my life trying to stab me in the heart or slice into my ribs. Also, the wireless bras and bralettes will be great for travelling when we can finally get back out into the world again. Of course, having a large chest (36E UK size) I had my concerns and reservations about wireless bras. Honestly, I would have believed it was impossible if I hadn’t watched some Youtube videos by Sierra Schultzzie and Caralyn Mirand . But, seeing several ladies try bralettes on successfully gave me the confidence to order a bunch for myself. In this post I’ll take you through the different styles I ordered, why I chose...

I've begun this post about four different times now. And each time I've deleted everything, leaving me to just stare at the blinking cursor on the page. And it's not because I disliked Berlin, or that I don't have anything to say about it. In fact, it's quite the opposite — I LOVED Berlin , and feel like I could write a whole month's worth of posts about this fascinating city and its history. But the world doesn't really need another blog post about Hitler, does it? It's tricky, writing about Berlin. How can I – an outsider – sum up where the city has been and where it is going in a few hundred words? The truth is, I can't. Yes, I could rattle on about Berlin's history. About how the city was thrown into economic turmoil after WWI. How, by 1923, $1 was equal to about 4.2 billion Deutschmarks because of outrageous inflation. How the economic and political instability of the post-war Weimar Republic paved the way for Hitle...

Best Tips For Working From Home Work From Home Working from home is not as easy as it sounds, and many people are suddenly learning this the hard way. Here are some tips that I hope will make it easier for you! With the Coronavirus pandemic taking an economic, physical, and emotional toll around the world, millions of professionals have unexpectedly been forced to work from home and telecommute for the first time. I’ve been working remotely (from home or in foreign countries) for the last 10 years while running my travel blogging business, and my wife Anna also works from home. We have a 1 year old son to look after too. So I know from personal experience that it can be stressful & takes practice! Working from home can be tricky when you have no coworkers or bosses nearby to keep you on track. It’s easy to get distracted, feel lonely, become overwhelmed, or stay unproductive! So here are my best tips for working from home to help you tackle this new normal...

Posted: 09/10/2014 | September 10th, 2014 Last month, I announced I’d be bringing monthly columnists to this website. On the second Wednesday of the month, Kristin Addis from Be My Travel Muse will be here to give you great tips and advice on solo female travel. Her column starts this month. Let’s get to know her! I sat on the beach in Cambodia, amazed that a white sand beach so pristine still existed in the world. There were no towering resorts or people with fancy drinks with umbrellas walking by. It was virtually empty. This was my second week traveling alone. I bought my one-way ticket to Southeast Asia, and, sitting on this beach, I knew I made the right decision. I never did a lot of traveling when I was younger and certainly had never backpacked alone — or, really, at all. Four years earlier, I’d lived in Taiwan as a language student for eight months. After coming home and getting a full-time job like I thought I was supposed to, I couldn’t shake my desire ...

Strange Facts About Iceland! Iceland Facts If you’re looking for cool facts about Iceland, you won’t believe some of this stuff! Did you know Icelanders leave their babies outside, they like to eat rotten sharks, and there’s an app to prevent dating your cousin? Tourism has exploded in Iceland recently, and this Nordic island country now entertains more than 2 million visitors annually. This is no surprise considering that Iceland’s diverse topography enables people to visit black beaches, blue glaciers, and roaring waterfalls, along with whale watching and the opportunity to see the mysterious Northern Lights. There are many other fascinating facts about Iceland to discover too. Here are 25 interesting things to learn about the Land of Fire and Ice that you may not have known before! Plus some general information that can be useful for planning a trip. Feel free to share these Iceland facts at your next cocktail party, to make yourself look smar...

SYDNEY HOSTELS:  Best Overall  |  Best for Solo Travelers  |  Best Party Hostel  |  Best Cheap Hostel   Interested? PIN NOW, read later! Australia’s east coast gem and the most populated city in all of Oceania, Sydney is more than it’s famed Opera House and is one of the coolest backpacking cities on the planet. But Australia can be expensive , and saving money while backpacking Sydney can be a challenge. Which is exactly why we wrote this ultimate list of the 22 Best Hostels in Sydney, Australia! Exploring Sydney is one hell of a good time. This guide to the best hostels in Sydney is intended to assist every type of traveler finds their way in this super cool city. Written by travelers, for travelers, this guide to the top hostels in Sydney will help you save money, but just as importantly, it will help you find a hostel that suits your travel style – and quickly! Organized by your travel needs, we’ve put hostels into different categories, so you c...