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After a long day at work, it can feel like all you want to do is crawl into bed. But sometimes even when bedtime rolls around, you cannot possibly stop thinking or calm your mind. There are lots of things you can do to help yourself let go of the stresses of work, from taking Read more about 15 Ways to Unwind and Calm Your Mind After a Long Day[…]
By March 2008, my broken leg bone hat-trick was beginning to heal and though I didn’t travel much, I was in two countries that month – England and Northern Ireland. I made plans to visit Scotland again in May 2008. I had started to backdate and document my life in more detail by now. As Read more about Glory Days Loyal: March 2008 All Blog Posts[…]
The latest in my World Travellers Series is Sarah from USA who works at Anyplace and travels as she works. Who are you? I’m Sarah, a marketing manager, writer, and remote work expert, who’s currently traveling solo around the world. I kickstarted my career in agency settings working on PR, content marketing, and SEO initiatives Read more about World Travellers: Sarah Archer – Marketing Manager, Writer, and Remote Work Expert at Anyplace[…]
It was in February 2008 that I started to reminisce a lot more and write about glory days, some of these posts were written from memory, many of them them simply from my handwritten diary. Notably I covered a family holiday to Afandou in Greece, where my Dad wrote a poem/song to sing to us Read more about Glory Days Loyal: February 2008 All Blog Posts[…]
“Footloose and fancy free, she comes to rescue me” – Kurt Nilsen. At the start of 2008, I had a broken leg and was housebound. I actually spent most of those days studying and watching Michael Palin DVDs of his global travels. I was preparing myself for bigger and better travels once my leg had Read more about Glory Days Loyal: January 2008 All Blog Posts[…]
“Where it began, woo oh oh oh” – Neil Diamond. Where it began, I know. It began in Toronto in Canada. An unlikely city to inspiring a nomadic Ulsterman’s whackpacking writing dream. It all began in Toronto in September 2001 when I spied the words “DON’T STOP LIVING” on a High School Wall. Nobody else Read more about Glory Days Loyal: 2007 All Blog Posts[…]
December 2007 was a bit of an odd time for me. Having been really busy in November 2007, December was where it all went wrong. I headed on a rare night out at Christmas to party in the Old Firestation Nightclub in Bournemouth, Dorset, England. It was on that night in this nightclub that I Read more about Glory Days Loyal: December 2007 All Blog Posts[…]
It was in November 2007, my fourth month as a travel blogger that something odd happened. I stopped blogging. That month only has TWO blog posts, yes crazy. The reason for this is very simple. I had just returned to Bournemouth after a long time travelling and I spent 2-3 weeks in a temporary flat Read more about Glory Days Loyal: November 2007 All Blog Posts[…]
Globalization, technological development, and market expansion have fundamentally changed both the farming itself and the checklist of qualities a modern farmer should possess. Agronomists of the 21st century are much more aware of the market, economy, and technological innovations that can boost the efficiency of their farm. Such awareness owes to the fact that modern Read more about Farming in the 21st Century: Modern Farms[…]
In the NFL you can, no doubt, witness the highest professional level of American football in the world. What’s more, based on revenue, it is the richest professional sports league and also, the most popular sport in the United States, with millions of Americans watching it regularly. You can easily find any transmission on TV, Read more about Sporting Backpacker: The Highest-Paid Players in NFL[…]