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3 Unusual Family-Friendly Holidays You Need to Consider
As the world opens again, we’re looking to explore it in more ways than ever before. While many of us will be looking for a poolside holiday, that simply won’t do for others.
By Rachel Gray4 years ago in Wander
Where I Used to Vacation Has Become My Hometown: Pensacola, Florida. Top Story - July 2022.
For more than twenty years, I’ve been in and out of the Florida Panhandle. From New Orleans to Panama City, I’ve lived in all of the cities along the Gulf Coast at one time or another. However, I keep coming back to Pensacola, Florida.
By Crystal A. Wolfe4 years ago in Wander
Few Tips for Travelling with Children
For even the many skilled travelers, adding kids into the trip can make it a full unique game. You need to do plenty more education, finances a good deal more cautiously (thank God for the cheap circle of relatives' travel insurance), and be a long way extra aware of your surroundings when you’re overseas. Those helpful suggestions and hints will make all that planning a snap – and before you realize it, you and your circle of relatives will be enjoying a croissant in front of the Eiffel Tower.
By Adan4 years ago in Wander
On The Road Journal 2: Greasy Chicken Fingers
I’m on the floor, trying to sleep. I feel the little fella crawling on top of me, he climbs on my left shoulder and then goes around my neck, somehow he gets on top of my head, waits there a few seconds, and then gets off. It’s the house mouse. I reach for him, he climbs on my hand and I put him up in his hay box.
By Kamil Jan Bazan4 years ago in Wander
6 Tips To Help You Plan Your Holiday Budget
One thing everyone has missed during the pandemic is going on trips. Now, as the cases have declined, the tourism industry is easing the restrictions. We all are eager to start planning our holidays again. But no matter how exciting that sounds, you must stay realistic about it and maintain financial discipline.
By Tanvi Kaushik4 years ago in Wander
Best Small Towns to Visit in Italy | Michael Barbieri PhD
There is much to see and experience in Italy, whether with a group or solo traveler. From the rolling hills and beautiful wine regions to the beautiful coastal towns, it’s hard to see everything in one place.
By Michael Barbieri, PhD4 years ago in Wander
Origin of Chinese characters
It is said that a long time ago, Cangjie was the historian of the emperor. He had the same face as the dragon. He especially likes to observe the things around him, and he also likes to use his brain or think about problems. He looked up every day to observe the changes of the stars in the sky, to see the patterns on the turtle's back, the colors of birds' feathers, and the ups and downs of mountains and rivers. He often painted the shapes and characteristics of things on his hands. Over time, Ding characters were created. When Cangjie created words, the world began to have corn like fish, afraid that people would patronize writing. People will be hungry in the future. Ghosts secretly cry in the dark, and Dragons hide because they are afraid that words will record their ugly behaviors and make them infamous for thousands of years. From the ancient legend of Cangjie's creation of characters to the discovery of oracle bone inscriptions more than 100 years ago, Chinese scholars of all dynasties have been committed to solving the mystery of the origin of Chinese characters. The origin, evolution and development history of Chinese characters. As for the origin of Chinese characters, there are various statements in ancient Chinese documents, such as rope tying, eight trigrams, pictures, deeds, etc. The Legend of Cangjie, the historian of the Yellow Emperor, who created characters is also widely recorded in ancient books. Modern scholars believe that a systematic writing tool cannot be completely created by one person. If Cangjie really exists, he should be a word organizer or publisher. [the origin, evolution, origin and development history of Chinese characters. In recent decades, Chinese archaeologists have released a series of unearthed materials related to the origin of Chinese characters earlier than the oracle bone inscriptions in Yin Ruins. These materials mainly refer to the late primitive society and history. Wang Yunzhi believes that the formal formation of the Chinese character system should be in the Central Plains. Chinese characters are a character system of independent origin, which does not depend on any foreign language, but its origin It's not single. After multiple and long-term running in, about the time of entering the summer era, the ancestors creatively invented the character symbol system for recording language on the basis of widely absorbing and using the experience of early symbols. At that time, the Chinese character system matured rapidly.
By 张聪聪4 years ago in Wander
Travel Tips for the Busiest Times of the Year
Traveling is such a delight – which explains why so many people love to do it. Unfortunately, many people share favorite times of year for traveling, resulting in busy seasons.
By Anthony "Tony" Bilby4 years ago in Wander
The Long Road Trip
It was a nice summer day, and I was bored. I wanted to go somewhere today. So, you bet I was excited when my parents said we were going on a road trip to the beach! I went to my room and started packing my bag. I usually have my bag packed, but I didn't go anywhere for the school year so I didn't pack my bag. I packed a towel, snacks, a water bottle, my iPad, 2 storybooks, and my journal. My parents also brought a cooler.
By Sivi Linga4 years ago in Wander
How to Plan a Trip to Brisbane Eat Street Northshore
Brisbane is a city that offers diverse sites of interest and experiences for visitors. An attraction where food lovers would be in their element would be Eat Street Northshore; it functions on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays and happens to be counted among the city’s top destinations for foodies as well as having a good time. Located at a former docking site, Eat Street Northshore features a mouth-watering selection of foods and beverages in addition to fun entertainment, as described below.
By Pavithra Jinadasa4 years ago in Wander
I Found Out That I Have A Livable House In Rural Colombia, Thanks
I live in the mountains of Colombia. Four hours from one of the biggest cities in Colombia, Medellin. I shouldn’t say that it surprises me when people learn that I live in a real house with running water and a bathroom.
By sara burdick4 years ago in Wander
Unmissable Australian Attractions in December 2022
Australia in December is generally dry so it is an ideal destination to escape the winter. But that’s not all, it gets really busy during the last month of the year; the city gets ready for the festive season, everyone starts their preparations for Christmas, the summer school holidays begin and other annual events start to appear one by one. So is December a good time to visit Australia? Absolutely! Let’s take a look at some of the reasons why you will want to book a vacation to the land down under during this time of the year.
By Evelyn Adam4 years ago in Wander