Health Signs That You Should Not Ignore
It is very easy to go through life not worrying about potential health issues. I get it – life is hectic and you have one million things you would rather be doing (compared to going to the doctor), but do you really want to wait until it is too late? I see it all the time: women and men delaying their appointments, ignoring a mole that looks irregular or popping aspirin, in order to “fix” their toothache. While ignoring potential issues is much easier short-term, it can be detrimental down the road if there are in fact major (or even
Five Great Camping Spots in Georgia
If you would like to make the most out of your summer vacations, you might want to check out what Georgia’s national parks have to offer for outdoor lovers. Whether you love watersports or camping under the stars and hiking during the day, there are some fantastic places to explore on a budget. Find a list of five below for inspiration. Image via Rob Bye 1. Altamaha Regional Park In Brunswick, you will find a great place to pitch your tent by the Altamaha River. There are plenty of camping spots and hookup spots available, and pets are allowed in
Memorial Day & Andersonville National Historic Site #Georgia #Travel
Every year we usually go to Andersonville National Historic Site to honor our troops that gave their lives for our country. Andersonville is the former Camp Sumter “a Confederate prisoner-of-war camp during the final twelve months of the American Civil War.” I didn’t make it this year because I couldn’t fit it into my schedule but I thought I’d share a part of this notorious Confederate military prison, from my previous visits. They’re open all day today from 8 am to 5 pm and if you’ve never been there before, the address is 760 POW Rd, Andersonville, GA 31711. Just
Farm Girl, Georgia Photo Sunday, That’s What I Love About Sunday
Happy Sunday in photos. Just wanted to share a little Georgia with my readers/followers. The end :).
Bohemian Festival Fashion Essentials
So, you’re going to a Bohemian Festival and you don’t know what to wear or take?… Get your pen and paper ready to make a checklist or better yet, save some time and print my below checklist. Way down at the bottom of my post. The first thing you will need to add to your Bohemian festival checklist is a ticket for the festival if you have to buy it in advance. Usually you can just pay at the gate and there are many free ones that you can attend as well. Don’t forget to take along your Visa Clear
-
-
-
-
/ 0 Comments