Hopefully this will never happen to you, but it’s always a good idea to have a plan.

This is list meant to point you in the right direction in a time of chaos and confusion.

Quarantine. What started as a 15-day “flatten the curve” experiment has become a way of life.

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My travels have given me so much: deeper faith, self-confidence, friends, my husband, a creative outlet, something to look forward to in the dark cold winters, etc. It’s sad that I no longer have those things when and how I want them.

Hopefully I’ll be less likely to take these things for granted. Hopefully you will, too. So here it is: my list of the ways we take travel for granted.

The “in this together” mentality we’ve all had during this quarantine time is encouraging and heartening, but the one industry we haven’t been able to support through it is also the one industry that will need it most when the quarantine, restrictions, and bans are lifted. Here’s how you can help the travel industry where…

I’ve found a few things about this experience that I wish would stay the same long after the coronavirus gets a cure. Here are my top 10 picks. What would you add?

The best news of all is that airline ticket prices are plummeting (and come with free change and cancellation policies), so there’s no down side to snagging a deal right now. Here are 10 potential trips to start planning now, plus my daily giveaway to help small businesses around the country!

Online shops are fine right now, right? Nothing to worry about. Their whole business is online anyway!

Introverts! Please put your book down and check on your extroverted friends. They are not okay!

Oh, Coronavirus. Will you ever go away? Everyone is feeling the pressure these days, but none as much as the small businesses. Restaurants everywhere, or every size, are taking a hit, but the local places we all love are feeling it most of all. But we can help! Did you participate in #TakeOutTuesday?

Boutiques! Charming boutique shops range from clothing to home decor to jewelry and more, and they have popped up absolutely everywhere. Boutiques aren’t new, but they have defintiely become all the rage—and they need our help right now to keep going!

We all want to support small businesses and entrepreneurs because we have made this incredible cultural shift recently where small businesses are in the spotlight. But right now, they all need your help. That includes boutiques, hair salons, coffee shops, and… bloggers!

We are so fortunate these days because we don’t have to be alone in isolation. We can have food delivered right to our door. We can take tours from all over the world! Here are some of the best of the best! Take a look, take a tour!

So, most people are not flying right now, and with good reason! My most recent flight was on Sunday, March 1, from Burlington (BVT) to Dulles (IAD), ten days before the panic and hysteria, and before the travel restrictions were put in place. However, I know many people have had to fly during this weird…

From panic to mass hysteria, from homeschooling to working from home, we’re all living life a little bit differently. We are also handling stress a little bit differently, and some of us are really struggling. So here are my top 10 ways to fight stress in quarantine, plus a giveaway for you at the end!

Those of us who work from home regularly know that it can be challenging, but I’m about to reveal my very best work-from-home secrets to help you be more productive. And I’m giving away something amazing in this post, too, so keep reading!

My blog traffic is down about 60% (and dropping), I will probably not make it into D.C. to see the cherry blossoms this year, and my first ever press trip has been postponed at a date TBD. However, I am finding so many things to be glad about. So to cheer us all up, here…

For those of us who use travel for stress-management, self-care, or a huge reward for our hard work, the thought of not traveling at all or being required to stay in quarantine for 14 days is alarming at the very least! So to alleviate your anxiety, here are a few things you can do to…

Call it panic, call it hysteria, call it overkill, it’s not good for anyone. So, as a traveler, a people person, and a human being, here are my top 10 reasons I’m still not panicking about Coronavirus. Haven’t started panicking yet, won’t start now!