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Ms Traveling Pants Celebrates Fifth Anniversary

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It’s a milestone year. Yes, that’s right after 218 posts, Ms Traveling Pants is celebrating five years of good times and good stories. This year has been filled with much adventure travel and of course cultural tourism to Cuba, Kauai, Peru, Toronto, the Finger Lakes, Wisconsin, Minneapolis, New England, New Orleans, and Quebec.  And, that’s.
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Heading to TBEX 2013 in Toronto

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T-minus one month until my first visit to Toronto! Woohoo! What’s on my agenda? I’m going to start with a tour of Toronto on bike. Then, I’m taking a day trip to witness Niagara Falls. Heck, I’ll probably do some great eating and imbibing all along the way. But, what is my main attraction in.
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Women’s Appreciation Series – Ms Traveling Pants

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Here’s an excerpt from an interview I did earlier this year with Miss Millennia. Enjoy! I first learned about Heidi Siefkas on www.mstravelingpants.travel and I loved her stories! Miss Millennia Magazine was getting ready for our 2nd travel edition and we scanned the web looking for women to feature.  I looked forward to reading all about her.
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Five Reasons to go on a Cruise

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As I reflect on my many places that I have lived or visited, the sea although not native to me still draws me in like an addiction. Like the late Jacques Yves Cousteau, I feel that, “The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever.” Wanting to be well-versed,.
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Top 5 Places to Visit During a Trip to Greece

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Of my many travels, I have few regrets. In essence, I believe that every occasion in life is either a good time or a good story. For many of you, I’m sure you agree that it is some of the hiccups of life and travel that make for wonderful stories and belly laughs. However with.
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Insider’s Recommendations for Fort Lauderdale Florida

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Having spent nearly the last decade in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, I was recently invited to write a featured article called, “Insider’s Guide to Fort Lauderdale, ” which touches on the 5 Best of “The Venice of America” ranging from restaurants, bars, water sports, kid-friendly activities, and even day trips around South Florida. It is an ideal.
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Wearing a Totem Pole Around my Wrist

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Most know of totems poles, whether from social studies classes of childhood or from visits to the Pacific Northwest. As a little refresher for those unfamiliar, totem poles are carved works of art typical of the Pacific Northwest natives telling legends, clan lineage, events, battles, or even in remembrance of an individual. Unlike common belief,.
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Majorca Island Holiday in Palma Nova

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There is something to be said about an island holiday in the Med.  Whether one enjoys sunbathing, water sports, or just drinking cold beer and sangria seaside with great people watching, the Mediterranean islands are magnets for rest and relaxation, if that’s what you desire. However, if blowing off some steam is what you need,.
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My Tip of the Iceberg Experience in Alaska

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Although Alaska is often left off the travel list because of its challenging climate and remote location, Alaska is certainly where one discovers new exciting surprises around each bend in the trail, channel, or glacier.  When presented with the opportunity to move to Southeast Alaska for the summer, I took it.  I’m proud to say.
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Am I a Fair Weather Traveler?

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Coming to you from Juneau, Alaska, now in my fourth “summer” month, I say NO! I’m certainly not a fair weather traveler. However, I would be beg to differ on the word “summer” in describing Alaska’s weather. You must remember that I have been tainted by South Florida’s seasons (aka only one season-really balmy). But,.
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