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Low Country LLYOV

writer: Kayla

writer: Kayla

I regularly visit my home town to enjoy it’s many splendors and remind myself of how relaxing life can be. Sipping home-made sweet tea as I sit on the dock with my feet dangling in the salty water, I wonder if it’s possible for an outsider to enjoy this way of life. As the afternoon thunderstorms roll in over the inter-coastal waterways I ponder if the humidity and mosquitoes are just a barrier to keep the tourists from deciding to move in. Read more

Moving to your dream destination

Writer: Catie Kruse

Writer: Catie Kruse

Moving. Woof.

When this word crosses your informative lips, others respond with excitement, or curiosity. What the true response entails: stress, sweat and struggle. I, recently, picked up my entire life–born, raised and rooted in Nebraska for the last amazing 24 years—and re-settled it in Southern California. The façade of moving some where “exotic” in my mind, quickly faded as the planning process began to take place. Read more

LLYOV Pool Party Event Re-Cap

Thanks to everyone that came out to support LLYOV! We raised a lot of money for Odanadi and had a blast getting to meet our readership and fellow LLYOVers. We hope to do something like this again soon. Let us know if you’d like to be involved.

LLYOV,

Tawney and Kayla

Vegas for all your bachelorette needs

Writer: Tawney B

Writer: Tawney B

I just returned from a few days in Vegas for a dear friends bachelorette party. I haven’t been to Vegas in a couple of years. To be honest, it’s not my cup of tea or I guess I should say bucket of pina colada. I’m happy to report I had a BLAST and of course had to share a few ideas for making the most of this landlocked cruise ship.  Read more

How I Fell In LLYOV With Vence

Writer: Kayla

I have just come home from a trip that can best be described as “magical”. Upon planning my trip to the Côte d’Azur I assumed that most of my days would be filled with lounging on pebble beaches or hopefully a new friend’s yacht. When I arrived in Cannes I instantly felt that horrible instinctive feeling; “I’ve GOT to get OUT of here!”. This feeling often rumbles at the sight of too many tourists, over crowded beaches, and worst of all, over priced and mediocre food. Read more

Tips on traveling and booking travel during mercury retrograde

Writer: Tawney

Writer: Tawney

Don’t!

only half kidding

Mercury Retrograde…

If you  haven’t heard of it:  it’s the tornado that runs through our planets 4 times a year, forcing us to test our patience and trust that all the mayhem is for the better. Read more

NYC: favorite eats and activities

Writer: Tawney

Here are are few of the highlights from my last trip to the city that doesn’t sleep……. Read more

Flight Booking: Kayla’s Travel Secrets

Writer: Kayla

We can all agree that booking the ticket and sitting on the flight are probably the less desirable parts of our vacations. Unless you have a Black American Express Card you are likely going to spend a great deal of time prowling the web and speaking with Airline employees or the machines that pretend to be people (hit 0 and you eventually get someone on the line…sometimes). Read more

Let Your Art Out

Writer: Tawney

Living in Venice, I’m around a lot of artists. Musicians, painters, poets, filmmakers, photographers, and many that do it all. I dabble in the world of creation so I feel like I can speak on behalf of artists when I say, “letting your art out is SCARY!” Read more

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