We had just finished a wonderful evening with new friends, and we were waiting for the train to take us back to our condo. Tigger was being himself and bouncing around the station when suddenly my Daddy sense went off. My kiddo was fine, so I scanned the area. There were only 3 other people …
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Anyone who knows me knows that when someone mentions going to Cancun, I make a face. For many people, tourist safety in Cancun is a big question, as well as “Will I be able to avoid all the crazy party people?” (Yes, just don’t go during Spring Break season.) Cancun just overall doesn’t do anything …
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When considering international travel, many people express concerns about safety. Unfortunately, if you do any amount of research on the Internet, especially if you view the US State Department’s travel advisories, you will easily be able to validate your most ominous fears. Step off the plane, and you might as well kiss your life goodbye …
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We live in a culture of fear. It’s time to break those chains and enjoy life and see the good that is in the world.
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We are currently in a VERY small town on a very small island in a very big lake in Guatemala. I was curious about the police helicopters continually visiting one of the areas on the lake shore and the apparent plethora of police vehicles roaming the few streets and struck up conversation with a business …
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