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5 Reasons St. Louis is First Rate for Second City Travel
Located at the center of a circle that could be drawn by connecting Chicago, Indianapolis, Nashville, and Kansas City, St. Louis is a first-rate destination for second city travel, delivering brand-name recognition and world-class experience without the crowds. A special thanks to Explore St. Louis for inviting me to experience their fair city. (<– See
8 Reasons to Travel with Essential Oils
Travel opens your eyes to new sights, your mind to new experiences, and your taste buds to new treats. But travel can also mean lost luggage, jetlag, and an upset stomach. Small, but powerful, essential oils can help reduce travel anxiety, battle insomnia, and so much more. I have an MBA (and not an MD),
Comfortable and Contemporary: Le Meridien St. Louis Clayton
Embracing St. Louis’s French heritage, Le Meridien St. Louis Clayton offers guests sophisticated accommodations in the Clayton business district. Within walking distance of several delicious restaurants and just a short drive from Forest Park, it provides easy access to all St. Louis has to offer from a neighborhood setting. A special thanks to Explore St.
5 Reasons You Need Wildland Coffee in a Tea Bag (Besides Camping)
For coffee lovers, starting the day with a cup of joe can be as important as air. But what about when you are miles from the nearest bag of espresso beans, a coffee grinder, and a way to brew your magical beans? Wildland Coffee has a solution: coffee in a tea bag! A special thanks
13 Things to Know BEFORE You Visit the Grinter Farms Sunflower Fields
On the northeastern edge of the Midwestern college town of Lawrence, Kansas, Grinter Farms sunflower fields offer some of the best known blooms in the Sunflower State (if not the nation). But before you set out for the acres of beautiful bright yellow blossoms they plant each summer, read these tips! For decades, Grinter Farms
Atlanta Olympics: 7 Ways to Relive the Games
As the 100-year anniversary of the modern Olympics approached, a competition between an American town 70 miles west of Athens, Georgia, and the European birthplace of the Olympics ensued. Which A-Town would be selected to host the Centennial Olympics? Georgia’s capital city ultimately beat Greece’s to host the Atlanta Olympics in the summer of 1996.
