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Update: Your Favorite Travelholic Bought a House

Yep, you read that right.  I bought a house!  That’s part of the reason I haven’t been updating this blog; I’ve been too busy house-hunting, signing escrow paperwork, buying furniture, decorating and throwing housewarming parties (yes, that’s parties, plural).

Housewarming Party

Not to worry, this doesn’t mean I’m hanging up the suitcase and retiring from the nomad life forever.   I just figured it was about time I had a homebase; a place a little more stable than the on-and-off-again relationship I’d developed with my parents sofa bed.

The other reason I’ve neglected to update this blog is because I’ve been working two jobs in addition to writing my weekly column (have you been following it?  I hope so!).  I’ve also written these two gems for Boots ‘N All.

It’s All Greek to Me:  15 Popular Travel Idioms Explained

10 Travel Destinations for the Broken-Hearted

I was inspired to write the first one because I’m a language nerd and actually read etymology books for fun (and you wonder why I’m single?) and I was inspired to write the piece on broken-hearts because…well…you’ll have to use your imagination with that one.

Anyway, what about you?  What, fellow travelholics, have you been up to these past months?  Go on any cool adventures?

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Reannon Muth is a full-time writer, social media consultant and owner and manager of the Taken by the Wind travel blog. Born in Hawaii, Reannon has lived in five countries, at Disney World and on a cruise ship. She currently lives in fabulous Las Vegas.

2 thoughts on “Update: Your Favorite Travelholic Bought a House

  1. You: Anyway, what about you? What, fellow travelholics, have you been up to these past months? Go on any cool adventures?

    Me: Yeah, sure.. I spent 7 nights camping under ayer rock, frozen my ass off at night, and went back home telling people it was great…:D

  2. […] Though some of my students have commented that they think the American style of pushing the child out of the nest while they’re still in their teens is selfish and cold, I happen to like it. I think having to be financial responsible at a young age forces you to work harder. Plus, I love having my own house. […]

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