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Tag Archives: Travel
Doing Business in Washington D.C.
It has been a long time, but I was able to visit Washington D.C. again on a business trip. I did not have a lot of free time, so I used my early morning workout time to take some long … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged blog, Lincoln Memorial, Museum, National Academy of Sciences, Travel, Washington D.C., Washington Monument
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A Tale of Two Travelers: Designing the Perfect Surprise Getaway
Image via Pexels Imagine the joy and astonishment on your partner’s face when they uncover your meticulously planned surprise trip. In a world dominated by routines, embarking on an unexpected journey can rekindle the romance and add a memorable chapter … Continue reading
Posted in planning, Travel
Tagged Adventure, blog, lifestyle, Travel, travel-tips, vacation
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What can you do in Atlanta when flights are cancelled?
It sounds like an unusual title, but when the recent Delta flight cancellation chaos based on the Windows and CrowdStrike outage, we got stuck in Atlanta for a few days when trying to return from our Turks and Caicos vacation! … Continue reading
Beaches Resort – Turks and Caicos
I thought I would write a quick resort review for Beaches where we stayed for a week to enjoy a little sun. Where to start? It is a huge property, but the Italian Village is the best. It has a … Continue reading
Posted in International, Travel
Tagged Beaches, blog, International, Resort, Travel, Turks and Caicos
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Running and Diving in Turks and Caicos
Everyone knows I love running around the world (which you can see the big list here), so of course, I needed to try running on this island since all the good and shaded pool chairs are “taken” by 6:00 AM … Continue reading
Posted in International, Running, Travel
Tagged blog, International, Running, Travel, Turks and Caicos
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Checking Out Turks and Caicos
We decided to try a new adventure this summer and head to the Caribbean. Saturdays are pretty popular with the vacationers, so be ready for long lines at the airport. This was TSA pre-check in the International terminal in Atlanta. … Continue reading
Posted in International, Travel
Tagged blog, Caribbean, International, island, Travel, Turks and Caicos, vacation
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Why Taking a Trip May Improve Your Mental Health
Guest posting this week from Carlos Huerta who is the visionary founder of PositiveGrowthGuide.com, a website dedicated to helping individuals unlock their full potential and lead their best and brightest lives. With the inspiring tagline “Guiding You to a Brighter, Better You,” … Continue reading
1440 Multiversity
Where do organizations go for offsites that help them escape the normal routines and think creatively? Recently I was invited to attend a cyber security summit that was hosted at 1440 Multiversity. What does 1440 stand for? It stands for … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, Travel
Tagged 1440 Multiversity, blog, California, Hiking, offsite, Running, Travel
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The New AMG Driving Academy
I was very excited to try out the latest instance of the Mercedes AMG Driving Academy this year with the first availability being held at the Sonoma Raceway in California! It has been a few years for me since my … Continue reading
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Tagged AMG, AMG Driving Academy, blog, G63, Mercedes, Sonoma Raceway, Travel
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Has San Francisco Recovered?
Every year I go to the RSA Conference in San Francisco and share my experience. I have had many great experiences like this visit in 2019. I can definitely say it is conference season as the airports are packed with … Continue reading