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By Olivia M
Going on a road trip is an excellent opportunity to explore the open road. Whether you’re with your family or on your own, it’s a fantastic way to take a vacation.
Along with the opportunity for adventure, however, also come plenty of challenges. In order to make sure that you plan the best road trip possible, follow these tips to get started.
By Olivia M
Immigrating to the United States is a dream for many people. Once you attain your green card, you can live and work indefinitely without having to worry about renewing your visa.
It can take years and a lot of money to obtain, so it’s in your best interest to avoid actions which could affect your residential status.
Here are some of the things that you should avoid at all costs if you want to make sure that you keep your permanent resident status in good standing.
By Olivia M
If you travel a lot for business, you’re likely used to how unexpected and tiring this type of life can be. Especially if you go overseas, traveling for business, even if it’s just for a conference a few times a year, can really run you down. Luckily, there are probably a few ways you can make your travel time more efficient and enjoyable in the future. So to help you find ways you can improve on your business travels, here are three tips that will hopefully make your business traveling much easier on you. [Read more…]
By Olivia M
For as much as holidays are supposed to be a good time, they often end up being particularly frustrating for many people. But there are ways around this! If you follow the pieces of advice below, you can prevent a lot of the trouble that can happen around celebratory party occasions. So even if they don’t match with your previous traditions, they’re worth a try.
So, stay sober if you have to, set up games in advance, be careful about other drivers on the road, exercise social media caution, and plan ahead of time if possible. Follow that path, and you’ll be in the clear for your next holiday event. [Read more…]
By Olivia M
Winter is just beginning to lower its heavy hand over most of North America. Long gray days, icy roads, and blowing snow will grab ahold of our collective mood and lower us into a vitamin D deficit of epic proportions. Lack of sunshine and the hard, painful effects of the cold air wear us out and grind us down, seemingly sucking the energy out of us at an astounding pace. We are grumpier, more tired, and some of us clinically depressed.
Then there it is, in a magazine, on the TV, on the internet. Long golden sandy beaches, rolling waves caressing the shores under the green puffs of coconut fronds. Warm sunlight dances on the windswept surfaces of crystal clear waters, and here you sit, looking out the window at gray sodden skies, drizzling and spitting near freezing water and the brown, dead, hunching landscape that surrounds you. What are you going to do, how can you get out of the dark of winter and into the warm grasp of the sun? [Read more…]