Budgeting for Travel: Mitigating Lost Income for Service Workers
Strategies for Service Workers to Budget Travel Wisely
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Iceland – The Land of Fire and Ice Hallgrímskirkja Teresa and I went to Iceland in December. This was a trip that Teresa bid on for a charity auction and won last March. It was touted as “Iceland, a tour of the Northern Lights”. Teresa researched and found that December
Weekend Getaway – Mexico Six of us decided we wanted to get away for a weekend and started shopping an all inclusive trip. We wanted to see how well we might travel together as there is talk of a larger, longer trip to Japan in the next year or two. Someone
It is early March in Florida, temperatures are averaging in high 60’s and low 70’s. And where do we decide to go? Portland, where there is a chance of snow or snowy rain mix. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mind snow, it is the mix that gets me sometimes.
It is Florida in December. Where can you go to find your inner eskimo? Someplace cold, with ice, and snow? Gaylord Palms Resort Hotel in Orlando, that’s where. This was our second time here, the first bringing my mother here before Covid. This time we had our friends, Jed, Ashley,
Christmas time in Tampa is much different that Christmas’s were in Indiana, Chicago, or even South Carolina, the latter of which did not get celebrated too much as Mom and Dad often travelled to us kids and did not decorate much. Here in Tampa, it is easy to get on
Sometimes you just need to get away and The Epcot Food and Wine Festival is a great road trip for us. This year, we were joined by friends and made it a sort of Pub Crawl, around the world. We enjoyed food and drinks from stands not normally a part
World’s Largest Renn faire What happens when your favorite Renn Faire moves and its management starts to show signs of failing? You find a new one. Okay, so for us, our new home will be the Sarasota one. Still, was there one bigger? Teresa set out to find one and
Birthday Traditions Most everyone has traditions. Some celebrate accomplishments, some are for religious or even political holidays. And then there is the personal ones, like birthdays. This year we were invited to share in our friend’s, Chris, birthday tradition, Jet ski’s. After Chris moved down there from Indiana, he tried
