I have some housekeeping notes for you and thought I’d use that as an excuse to also wish you happy July holidays: To my Canadian friends, I know I’m a bit late in the day on this one, but Happy Canada Day! To my US homies, Happy Independence Day! To my French cousins, here’s an [...]
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SoloFriendly’s Greatest Hits. . .So Far
You know how, if you wait long enough, every music artist who releases more than one album will eventually release a “Greatest Hits” compilation? Well, today’s post is the travel blogger version of that. . .sort of. I was tagged by Matt Long of LandLopers to participate in a travel blogger project going around: “The [...]
Dipping into the Archives
If you’re here to read something travel-related, go ahead and skip to the bottom of this post and click on the link. If you don’t mind indulging me a bit in my musings about my writing process, read on. There comes a time in everyone’s life when they hit a wall. You’re going and going [...]
The Comfort of the Familiar
I just spent my weekend buying a new Macbook Pro to replace my not-quite five-year-old PC laptop that was on its deathbed. I’ve worked the poor Hewlett Packard pretty hard over the years. I’d also grown quite attached to it. But all good things must come to an end, and I didn’t want my laptop [...]
The Visa Book
Are you a US citizen planning extensive international travel? Then you should know about The Visa Book by Christine Gilbert (who writes the fabulous blog, AlmostFearless). While I haven’t traveled very extensively overseas (yet), I do like to daydream about doing so, including tooling around the Internet trying to see how difficult it would be [...]

