The Travel Zen of Cai
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“I Don’t Have Anything to Wear”: The Battle Cry of Women Everywhere
You let out a frustrated sigh and shake your head as you pull open your closet doors- overflowing with both neatly folded clothes and a few that are hanging on for dear life. You rummage through the dryer, still warm… Continue reading
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What Really Happens After the “I Do”
The prince kisses the princess, and an uproarious cheer rises from the crowd. Fireworks burst across the sky, brightening the place and heralding the couple’s promising future. The image slowly fades, the romantic background music softens, and… “And they lived… Continue reading
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The Forgotten Corners of Washington, D.C.
The name Washington, D.C. alone speaks volumes. You hear it and you think of the Statue of Freedom proudly standing at the very top of the Capitol’s massive white dome, which rises like a pearl above grand staircases and sweeping… Continue reading
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Between Two Rivers: The Timeless Beauty of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
The government furlough has undoubtedly made many tourists and federal employees reconsider their plans, with museums and historic sites around Washington, D.C., temporarily closing. It’s frustrating to keep refreshing your browser, clinging to the hope that you might still get… Continue reading
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Why I Chose Not to Hire a Makeup Artist for My Wedding
Every bride dreams of being the most beautiful woman on her big day. Before she says the much-awaited “I do,” her face becomes the canvas of a makeup artist- her quiet wish simply to feel as radiant as Aphrodite herself.… Continue reading
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When to Say Yes to the Dress
It’s so easy to think about and look for the dress you want to wear every day. Mixing and matching an outfit depending on the event has been a no-brainer for many women. You want to go out? Easy. You… Continue reading
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How One Hairstylist Made My Wedding Day Unforgettable
It’s every bride’s dream to look extra special on her wedding day. As the big day draws near, the excitement, pressure, and whirlwind of preparations all seem to blend into one. It’s two weeks before the wedding; time feels like… Continue reading
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What No One Tells You About Moving to the U.S.
You’ll never really understand “culture shock” until you experience it firsthand. When I first moved to the United States, I thought I knew what to expect-I’d watched the movies, read the blogs, and talked to friends who had gone before… Continue reading
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There Are No Deadlines for Dreams
There’s a quiet moment that comes to everyone – that instant when you look up from your daily routine and realize how long you’ve been doing the same thing. The same road to work, the same view from the window,… Continue reading
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Golden Lights and Rustic Nights at Craft 1945
You will never get bored exploring Baguio City. As someone who spent years in the City of Pines, I would say that it’s a place of endless adventure, especially the suburbs. When it comes to restaurants and coffee shops, you’ll… Continue reading