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I think Leipzig is one of those great cities that is usually experienced as an after-thought or out of convenience. It's not on most people's Germany tours or itineraries, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have amazing things to offer! My husband and I spent a drizzly March day in Leipzig, and I know for sure that it's also a fabulous Christmas market to come to in December. I was thrilled to find
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Check out my feature article on 9INE POINT!!!
9 Things I Learned in My First Season Abroad
Highlights include learning about talking to strangers, charades, winter, driving, cooking, cell phones, and solo travel!
Also take the time to explore the 9INE POINT website for so many great articles for athletes and subscribe to the magazine and the app here!!!
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Welcome to the renewed guest post series of Live Well 2019, thanks to my dear friend/client/Bible study buddy, Sarah! The previous stint of fabulous Live Well guest posting was done by my sister, Lindsay Wampler, from 2016-2017.
This time around, we will post once a month for the year of 2019, in tandem with The Pro Player Timeline posts.
Sarah Blomgren is another
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Working from The Pro Player Timeline: Overview, this individual month post focuses on what a professional player overseas - or an aspiring pro player - should be outlining each specific month of the year like.
SEE ALSO:
Navigating Sports Abroad blog post.
Play Abroad 101 for the most accurate preparation in print.
The Pro Player Timeline: Daily
& The Pro Player Timeline: Weekly.
Most
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Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad in English, Karlsbad in Deutsch), Czech Republic, is drop dead gorgeous. Then you also get to relax in one of the city's several spa-hotel options! The villa and mansion hotels are everywhere you look! For Marc and me, this was a no-brainer. We opted to stay in Hotel Smetana and had the entire basement spa to ourselves for nearly two hours!
Karlovy Vary is a little bit
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I have recently recognized that I have a penchant for outdated travel writing. That means exactly what it says. I love reading old interpretations from tourists of another time. In a way, it's like travel-time-travel, and I can't get enough of it! Some of my all-time favorites include Royal Road to Romance by Richard Halliburton (read in university for a travel writing class, and have re-read it
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