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A Trip Down Blog Memory Lane?? |
Hope you all had a good Thanksgiving. I can't believe November is already over. Crazy. But at least it means I can skip a day of blogging for a cheap clip show post. Its time for another Trip Down Blog Memory Lane (still trying to make the photo seem relevent).
(Also if you missed October's Month in Review, you can check it out here)
L'appel du Vide Highlights
Another current issue I covered this month was the post about the issues surrounding
Landmines in Cambodia.
In November, I also did a short series on managing your money during travel. The first post dealt with
tracking your spending while the second gave tips for
minimizing trip costs. This month I also gave travel advice on
filing complaints when travel service companies don't live up to your expectations.
Blog Updates
As you may have noticed, the big change this month is that I am no longer just another generic blogger URL. I now have my own domain name:
http://www.travelingliz.org/!
In the words of the caped crusader: Same Bat Time, Same Bat Information,
New Bat Location.
I also have a new feature: "Reader Questions" where I answer your questions about travel and share some of my own experiences. This month's question was about
safety concerns when visiting Peru.
Guest Posts
This month, I had guest posts at two other fellow female traveler blogs:
You can always check out all my guest posts
here.
Featured
Several of my posts were featured on other blogs this month:
Other Travel Blogs
Here are the posts I enjoyed reading this month from other Travel Blogs:
- Angie at "Angie Away" wrote a great post about her experience with the Running of the Bulls. I've been to Spain, but not for this festival so it was cool to hear a first hand account.
- Katie at "Katie Going Global" wrote a really interesting article about mistakes she has made while traveling. I don't know why, but I never get tired hearing about other people's travel misadventures. I feel they always end up making a better story.
- Stephanie over at "20 Something Travel" shared some pictures of street art from her trip to Bogota, Colombia. As I've mentioned before, I think street art is a really interesting window into a place's culture and political views.
- Ray at "Man on the Lam" wrote a hilarious post called The Agony and the Air Con about his bus trip from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh. I've done my share of crazy transportation while traveling, so this was easy to relate to.