The Bloggers With The Most To Say
Nicole's Groups
Gifts Received
Nicole has not received any gifts yet
Nicole's Page
Profile Information
- Where do you live:
- Arkansas
- Relationship Status:
- Single
- About Me:
- I'm a 26 year old who loves to write and travel and wants to spend the rest of my life doing just that. I keep God close to my heart and love him dearly. I love good movies, music, animals, reading, and of course...traveling!!!!
- Age:
- 26
- How long have you been blogging:
- Over a year
- Fill in the blank: "People who like _________ will love my blog!"
- People who like to travel and read about others travel experiences will love my blog!
- What makes you different from other bloggers?
- I feel as if I put a lot of detail into my writing and show people how great traveling can be
Nicole's Blog
9 Days and Counting!
Posted on April 13, 2012 at 7:50pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Yes folks, I will be leaving in a total of nine days for the beautiful country of Ireland! To say I am excited is a bit of an understatement. I fully plan on seeing all I can see and doing all I can do while I am there and taking PLENTY of pictures. I know I have asked in the past, but I am most definitely interested in hearing about specific little restaurants, stores, etc...to visit. So, if you've been to the Irish land and would like to offer a wondering traveler some advice, I would…
Continue The Need to Travel
Posted on February 23, 2012 at 11:11pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
The world is composed of seven continents, each consisting of cultures, traditions, and lifestyles vastly different from my own. Living in the proud and patriotic United States, I will be the first to admit that Americans are often “those people” who are much less “cultured” than our friends living on the other six continents. Why, I don’t know. Maybe it is because we have it engrained it us from a young age that you grow up, go to college, get a degree, get a good job, and then “do all the…
Continue My Love Affair with Museums
Posted on January 6, 2012 at 11:00pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I must say, I have been to many museums in my life. Whether it hold paintings, sculptures or history, I'm usually always in the mood to check out what is inside these grand buildings. As awe-inspiring as the contents inside may be, the exterior of a museum can be just as remarkable. The architecture of a place can often make your experience even more memorable and enjoyable.
Having visited my fair share of museums, I would have to say my top five include:
1) The…
Holiday Road
Posted on December 17, 2011 at 12:19am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Christmas is coming and let's just say, I'm a bit panicked! Due to my busy work life, as well as events that have caused me to be out of town the past few weekends, my Christmas shopping has been very nill thus far. However, I did get a chance to do a bit of Xmas shopping this afternoon :)
Of course, every slow car, every bit of traffic, and for some strange and crazy reason, a freaking parade, seemed to cause my somewhat happy demeanor to turn to aggravation and a boiling point…
© 2012 Created by Lisa.
Comment Wall (10 comments)
You need to be a member of 20 Something Bloggers to add comments!
Join 20 Something Bloggers
Hey, I didn't know if my comment posted or not on your blog post about Ireland tips, so I'm retyping it here in case it didn't work!
---
Congrats on the trip, I LOVE Ireland! I went over New Year's 2010 I had 2 weeks -- I broke it down into Dublin and Glendalough (2 days), Cork, Kinsale, Cobh and Killarney (6 days), Galway and Co Clare (4 days), and then went back to Dublin (2 days). I can say I felt that was the perfect amount of time to see each city, but it meant I didn't get up to Belfast, even though I wanted to.
If you have only 10 days, I'd recommend spending as little time as possible in Dublin - but make sure you go to the Guinness Storehouse! Galway is a must, and take a tour of the Cliffs of Moher from there. Cork is alright, but definitely go to Cobh from there if you are a Titanic fan - it was the last stop they made before heading out for New York, and there's a (tiny) memorial there for the Titanic passengers. I was also a fan of Kinsale and Killarney, easy small day trips from Cork. Make sure you go into some pubs - even if you don't drink, the craic is amazing, people are warm and music is lively.
Rail and bus travel in Ireland is dead easy and convenient. You can also buy tickets online, which I think is even cheaper. But overall, no matter what you decide to do, it's going to be fun. You can't not have fun in Ireland.
hi there! just wanted to let you know that your blog on movies/books that inspire you to travel inspired tonights entry for me (along with a Budget Travel article)!
http://nowboardingatgateg6.blogspot.com/2011/02/10-movies-that-make-me-want-to-buy.html
no worries - I added your link here: http://justinwashere.com/travel-blog-catalog/
On blogger, I you just need to create a Blogroll (its called something like that or Link List) and then add it to your sidebar. then you can add links to other travel blogs that you like, or anything else! Just don't forget to include JustinWasHere.com!
Cheers!
www.facebook.com/JustinJonesWasHere
www.twitter.com/JustinJones
You should also start a links section on your blog - its good for google mojo - I'll like to you on my links page, and you can do the same on yours! send me your a little one-line bio and I'll get it up there asap!
cheers!