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  • Christmas in Jamaica with Caribbean traditions
    Caribbean | Travel Blogs | Travel Tips

    Christmas in Jamaica: Special Holiday Traditions You’ll Love

    Christmas in Jamaica offers the best of both worlds. You can enjoy warm weather, sandy beaches, and still experience the Christmas traditions from home.

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  • Merida Peacock Feather Christmas Tree
    Life

    The Quirky Christmas Traditions of Nomadic Travelers

    Whether we’re back home with family and friends or on the road, our quirky Christmas traditions follow us wherever we are for the holidays. Come see what matters most to us.

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  • Fire Dancers on 5th Ave, Playa del Carmen
    Information | Travel Tips

    9 Reasons to Postpone Your Holiday Vacation

    Are you one of the crazy holiday travelers who braves the lines, ignores the inflated prices, disregards the hordes of people, and makes it a policy to spread good cheer no matter where you happen to be? Well, go home and leave us in peace! Your infectious good spirit and desire to forego the traditional Holiday back home in favor of travel over the Christmas break is ruining my vacation!

    All kidding aside, if you haven’t already booked your trip for next year yet, here are nine good reasons why you might want to rethink how great travel over Christmas break can be..

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  • T-Link nano router travel gift guide 2012
    Tech | Travel Tips

    Just the Ticket – Christmas Gift Ideas for Travelers 2012

    If you’re looking for a great gift for your favorite traveler, or wanting to treat yourself to some travel gear this Christmas, check out our gift guide packed with great tested, practical travel gear…

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  • Christmas in Playa del Carmen
    Mexico | North America | Travel Blogs

    Post Christmas Trauma and Other Non Existent Things

    First things first, Merry Christmas everyone from beautiful Playa Del Carmen, Mexico!

    Now that that’s out of the way, here’s what we’ve been up to these past few weeks. The last time I posted I was explaining the daily grind and the more mundane facts of life we’ve been living. I would love to talk about all the incredible things we do on a regular day in this paradise like setting we find ourselves in but it would only lead to your heartbreak and our self delusions.The reality is that we don’t do much everyday. Between entertaining the kids and us researching our next leg of the trip, we barely have time to lounge by the crystal clear blue ocean or our pool (which we do almost daily). We barely have time to drink the 2 or 3 fruit smoothies we constantly inhale. We also barely have time to walk around in the +28 Celsius sunny sky weather we’re forced to endure day in and day out.

    Yup, it’s a hard life we live. I say that all with a mischievious grin and a shake of my head. If only life was always like this. Please don’t get me wrong. We’re loving this lifestyle and to us no price is too high to live like this.

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