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  • A group of people is gathered outdoors, likely at a parade or festival. Many are wearing colorful, striped shirts and beaded necklaces, suggesting a Mardi Gras celebration. Some are seated in folding chairs, while others are standing. A person is elevated on a ladder seat, providing a better view of the event. The background shows multi-story buildings and a partly cloudy sky. The atmosphere appears festive and lively.
    New Orleans

    How to Mardi Gras Like a Local – Part I

    ByJennifer Moody February 12, 2015June 5, 2024

    How to Mardi Gras like a local – from terminology to travel basics, you’ll be a New Orleans pro after learning everything from what a krewe is and how to enjoy a parade (neutral ground or sidewalk?!) to ball structure and where to get the best king cake!

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  • Hotels

    Sleeping With Teenagers… and Other Large Conference Hotel Issues

    ByJennifer Moody February 9, 2015

    I could read it on his face.  Disgust.  Horror.  And major annoyance. “I can’t believe this.  Ridiculous!” he fumed as he stomped onto the elevator, rolling bag trailing behind him, and headed to the lobby. I totally felt his pain. The hotel was overrun with over a thousand high school students for an event.  And…

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  • Fort Worth TX

    Mourning the Death of Radio Shack

    ByJennifer Moody February 6, 2015

    I will always be a Fort Worth girl, no matter where I roam. I’m also unapologetically a huge geek – and always have been. The intersection of those two data points make me one of the saddest to hear about the death of Radio Shack.  The hometown company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection yesterday…

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  • Travel/Life Balance

    A Dozen Routine Things To Do While Traveling

    ByJennifer Moody February 5, 2015February 5, 2015

    I’m in week five of one of my busiest travel quarters in over a decade.  I’m starting to feel the strain of the push/pull of several small trips running together (tomorrow will start my fourth weekend in a row to be gone) that are intermixed with lots of short weekday trips.  All of these have…

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  • Travel

    Perception Vs. Reality – Tourist Attraction Surprises

    ByJennifer Moody February 4, 2015February 4, 2015

    Its easy to build up expectations before some of the world’s most famous attractions based on photos, travel guide hype, or even just imagined perceptions.  But sometimes the reality can lead to tourist attractions surprises. I remember being shocked when I first visited Red Square in Moscow in 1989.  I always imagined it as being much…

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  • Weekly Recaps

    Rumors of My Demise (aka the Weekly Recap)

    ByJennifer Moody February 2, 2015July 15, 2017

    The rumors of my demise are greatly exaggerated.  And I did not literally get trapped under a heavy object.  Although figuratively speaking, it has felt that way. The reality has been that life this last week hit the apex of “crazy busy”. I knew it would and should have planned for it – for the…

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  • Travel

    Eating in Cars

    ByJennifer Moody January 30, 2015January 30, 2015

    I have no dignity left. Every so often on the road I have a flashpoint where I realize something about myself.  On one particular day,  I lost my dignity in a dingy parking garage. I know the exact moment that it happened.  I was sitting in the front seat of a nondescript gray rental sedan listening to the static…

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  • Travel | Wardrobe

    How to Dress Like a Celebrity Jetsetter

    ByJennifer Moody January 28, 2015January 28, 2015

    Want to look as chic as a celebrity jetsetter the next time you fly?  InStyle has compiled a great slideshow of celebrity airport fashions worth a glance before your next trip. No matter how you dress to fly (business or casual), they’ve got inspired looks for you.  Nicole Kidman’s black & white coat the start of…

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  • The image shows the wing of an airplane in flight, with a view of a sunset or sunrise in the background. The sky is filled with a mix of warm colors, including orange, yellow, and hints of blue, reflecting off the water below. The horizon is visible, and there are some landmasses in the distance. The scene is serene and picturesque, capturing the beauty of flying above the clouds during a colorful sky transition.
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    Airline Infidelity – American Elite Does Delta

    ByJennifer Moody January 27, 2015January 27, 2015

    I’m prone to crazy ideas based off wild speculation. I also get skittish the second I feel like my smooth travels might be disrupted.  As such, I’ve spent the last two years letting my anxieties over the pending American Airlines and US Airways merger build up.  I’m not one to take airline infidelity lightly and…

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  • A vending machine filled with various snacks and candies. The top rows contain chocolate bars such as 3 Musketeers, Snickers, and Milky Way, as well as other sweets like Skittles and M&M's. The middle rows have a mix of chips and savory snacks, including Lay's, Ruffles, Cheetos, and Doritos. The bottom rows feature a variety of other snacks, including granola bars, cookies, and crackers. The vending machine has a keypad and a payment slot at the bottom.
    Food and Dining | Travel

    Snacks Around the World

    ByJennifer Moody January 22, 2015June 5, 2024

    Salty or sour.  Sweet or savory.  Spicy or sublime. Whatever it is, if it’s a popular local snack, I’m going to want to try it. It might come from a local market.  Or it might come from the supermarket. Food stall or hawker cart?  No problem. Streetside vending machine?  Let me find my change. In…

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  • Travel/Life Balance

    Underrated Credit Cards

    ByJennifer Moody January 20, 2015January 20, 2015

    Many of you know that I don’t really spend much – okay ANY – time talking about credit cards here.  It’s not really my wheelhouse (heck I still haven’t figured out exactly how to eat a vanilla-scented bluebird) and I chose to pick a few unique affiliate partners instead of offering credit card links. So I was…

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  • Indonesia | Trip Reports

    Mount Bromo & Probolinggo (or Jen Versus the Volcano)

    ByJennifer Moody January 20, 2015January 20, 2015

    I’m irrationally afraid of a few things.  Included on that list – horses, heights, and sudden geologic activity.  So when we were planning what to do in the port of Probolinggo on a recent Indonesian cruise, why not just throw all three of those into one activity?  The sleepy port of Probolinggo is a great…

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