Things That Confused Me About The USA

As a twenty-something Brit, American culture played a big part in my growing up. OK, so Australian culture had a large effect on people my age, which causes a lot of young(ish) Brits’ intonation to go up at the end of a sentence – thanks for that, Neighbours, Home and Away, and Round the Twist….   Anyway, American television shows and music were omnipresent when I was a teen. Friends and The Simpsons were my favourite shows. British
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May 21, 2013

Cancun’s Top Beaches for Summer Sun

Cancun is one of the best getaways for picturesque white sandy beaches, turquoise blue skies and warm waters. The thin snake of an island which is unique to Cancun is where many holidaymakers will find…
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May 20, 2013

Not Hot Enough For Miami: Body Issues

I’m sat on a hostel bed right now, having quickly just shoved my laptop off my legs so as not to add any more pain to my already sunburned thighs. Sunburn thanks to wearing a pair of fairly small dark red…
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May 17, 2013

The Best Food in Charleston, or Southern Food Heaven

The best food in Charleston is the only logical thing I can think to write about this city in the south. I mean, I spent four days there and thoroughly enjoyed it. I went down to the Battery, hung out with my CouchSurfing…
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May 15, 2013

Like, Totally Touristy: The Atlanta CITYPass

I’ve never made any secret about enjoying a true touristy day once in a while. I did it in Jeju Island…, and if I’m in a destination for a few days, chances are I’ll take a day out to see the things
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May 13, 2013

Segway of Richmond: I Totally Didn’t Die!

I thought I’d mentioned this in my previous confessions post…, but I didn’t: I can’t ride a bike. I’ve never really had a strong desire to learn, my balance is terrible, and I figure
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May 10, 2013

Turkish Food Is Sexy

Turkish food has popped up on the blog a couple of times before, with the likes of baklava and Ayvalik toast… taking centre stage among delectable bites from the country that straddles two continents.   
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