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Year: 2019
Eating the culture in. What is typical Honduran food?
Have you ever wondered what is typical Honduran food? Are you looking to visit? Are you wondering if there is a difference between the food cultures within Central America? If you continue reading, you will find there is a rich food culture that needs to be tried. The thing to realize is that typical Honduran Read More
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Don Udos Hotel review – Copan Ruinas, Honduras [Not an ad]
I have mentioned before that I visited Honduras and I made a stop at the Mayan Ruins. We stayed in the nearby town called Copan Ruinas, which lies in a mountainous range and is about 10 minutes away from the ruins. We ended up staying at Hotel Don Udos, which was recommended by another family Read More
Ft Sumter, South Carolina
I returned to the U.S and I decided a few weekends after my return I needed to get back to my Southern roots. What better place than to visit one of the most historical southern cities in the U.S (also a couple of friends live here). This is where the Civil War began. A war Read More
Copan – Part 2, the town
Copan Ruinas which is the town near the ruins. The modern town is built over a complex that dates to the Classic period. Meaning this area has been human-occupied for at least a thousand years. The streets are narrow and steep, making it difficult to drive cars through the town. It does not stop anyone Read More
Copan – Part 1, The Ruins
The ancient Mayan city of Copan and its pueblo sit in Honduras, a few kilometers from the border of Guatemala. This site is known as the ‘Paris of the Mayan World.’ When the Mayan culture is spoken about it is immediately though of being in Mexico and Guatemala. However, the civilization was expansive and extended Read More
Medical Tourism. What is it?
In the basic sense, it is when people travel abroad to seek medical treatment. Typically to less-developed countries. These countries tend to offer similar services but at a lower cost. This is widely done in the U.S. particularly of recent immigrants who still have familial ties to the old country. Medical tourism can work in Read More
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Acorns vs. Robinhood – Investing Comparison
*This post may contain affiliate links* Both of these are investing apps, that both have similarities and differences. It is important to realize that they are geared towards different types of investors. Acorns I had Acorns for several years and I loved the platform initially, however, they updated a few months ago and it became Read More
Need new furniture? Check out the dumpster first
Or the recycling bins in your area. Other advice is to check out the nearby thrift or discount stores but nothing really beats free. A lot of great pieces get thrown out instead of sold or donated. This is especially true in college towns. Several stories of great items being thrown out are found in Read More