Written by Lincoln Adams on
September 25, 2011 |
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Last morning might have set a world record in terms of traveling ahead of schedule. I went through the TSA checkpoint in all of five minutes, the plane landed a half hour early, I made the 10:50 bus instead of the 11:50 bus, and all in all where I expected to arrive in downtown Denver…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
May 22, 2011 |
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Well, at least Jesus still loves him.
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
March 7, 2011 |
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I arrived in Boston late February for what would only be my second time there, yet already the city was beginning to lose some of its shine for me. I guess once you’ve visited most of the historical sites the only thing left to do is… well… eat. Although there was more to it than…
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There’s some crazy woman in Virginia who’s about to travel in the aftermath of the WORST SNOWSTORM IN HISTORY!!!11eleventy!1 just to see little old me. (And for some silly Redbook Magazine thingamagigy type thing) I haven’t been into the city for a while, mostly because every time I resolve to spend a day cavorting around…
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Written by Lincoln Adams on
November 4, 2010 |
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Travelogues
This post covers some of the events during my stay in Las Vegas from Oct. 13th to Oct. 17th. The day after Serendipity, I attended a few more seminars on travel blogging and did what I could to promote Murphy USA every which way I went, to the point where I was wondering if people…
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So the other day I was doing so random surfing when I came upon some statistics from U.S. Census, produced in 2004. I’ve always wondered just how many eligible bachelorettes were really out there in the good old U.S. of A, so I started crunching some numbers. Here’s the skinny: there are approximately 8 million…
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