How To Start A Blog In 7 Steps
If youβre looking to get into the world of blogging, then this is for you. I’m going to give you an overview of how to start a blog in 6 steps. Blogging is a great way to connect with people, express yourself, and even make money. Getting started might seem overwhelming, but with an organized plan you’ll be ready in no time. From choosing a platform and topic to setting up hosting and creating content, each step can be completed quickly with minimal effort. By taking these simple measures today, your brand new blog could be live within minutes! Benefits of Blogging Blogging can be awesome when done right. Some of the upsides of blogging include: Steps To Getting Started with Blogging So now let’s get into the basics of what you need to get started with blogging. 1. Identify Your Niche When starting a blog, it is important to identify…
Things To Do In Fayetteville, North Carolina For Adults
If you’re looking for a great place to spend some time, then Fayetteville, North Carolina might be for you. Located in the heart of the Sandhills region and known as βAmericaβs Hometown, ” this charming city offers a lot more than meets the eye. From outdoor activities like hiking trails and kayaking trips to exciting indoor entertainment such as museums and live music venues, there’s something here for everyone! Let’s take a look at some of the best things that Fayetteville has to offer so you can start planning your trip today! Shopping Shopping enthusiasts will love exploring all that Fayetteville has to offer when it comes time to hit the stores! Start off your shopping spree at Cross Creek Mall where they have everything from high-end department stores like Nordstrom Rack and Macy’s to specialty boutiques like Anthropologie and Urban Outfitters β plus tons more shops sure to keep…
Winter in Cancun
Winter in Cancun: I loved it! I just returned from an amazing trip to Cancun with my little brother. The weather was amazing! When I felt the chilly air flowing through the ORD Airport jet bridge, I was ready to book another flight back! I will gladly trade this bitter NC cold for a nice, hot winter in Cancun! The winter season in Cancun is different from the one in the US. In the US, it is cold and snowy with plenty of snow days. In Cancun, it is not as cold as it is in the US but there are days that can get a bit chilly. Cancun’s winter is known for its windy and dry weather. The sun shines a lot during this time of year. There are also some rainy days, which can be quite pleasant because they cool the city down. The average temperature during this…
Final Destination 2021
After a couple of months away, I’m back. If you’ve been following me on Facebook or Instagram, you know that I had a great time in MΓ©xico. I arrived in MΓ©rida on October 2nd and left from CancΓΊn on December 14th. MΓ©xico received the honor of being my final international destination for the year. My mom flew out to hang with me for a few weeks in MΓ©rida. I love solo traveling, but sometimes a travel partner is fun to have. My mom arrived in MΓ©rida on Tuesday, October 26. She was originally supposed to stay for a week and a half, but enjoyed her stay so much that she stayed for a full 3 weeks! We took a ton of photos, ate too much food, visited Valladolid, and just enjoyed being free to do whatever. We had a great time. It’s a shame it ended so soon. As the…
October 3, 2021- My First Morning In MΓ©rida, Mexico!
I arrived in MΓ©rida, Mexico, yesterday afternoon. The flight went well. My Airbnb situation didn’t go so well, however. I’ll tell you about that later. Anywho, I’m enjoying my first morning here in sunny, MΓ©rida. I’m currently lodging at a hotel in Centro. My stay included breakfast. I thoroughly enjoyed that bowl of fruit and fresh orange juice. Next, I took a stroll around the block while showing my mom around via WhatsApp. I also chatted with a fellow solo traveler who’s finishing up her adventures through Egypt. After my stroll, I sat and chilled in the park, Parque de Santa LucΓa. It’s hot out, but there was a light breeze that made sitting under the shade of the trees feel awesome. Now, I’m in my room updating this post before heading out to get lunch. Yeah, there’s not too much going on being a Sunday and all. Let’s see…
Covid-free Tanzania? My Four Month Experience
Hey, y’all! I have been gone for a minute, I know. Time really flies. I had quite the experience in Tanzania. I left this past Friday. It was especially interesting to experience it for the first time during a pandemic. The Tanzanian government proclaimed the country to be Covid-free a while back. But is it really? Covid-free Speech The subject of the coronavirus, there, was a taboo. The locals were nervous to talk about it. Most people I met pretended it doesn’t exist. Any time I tried to discuss it, the person I was talking to would dismiss it if he/she thought it was fake, or whisper his/her opinions if he/she thought it was real. There seemed to be a fear of someone overhearing and turning them in. I heard of people being arrested for statements posted on social media or making reports about the country’s situation, so I decided…