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		<title>It Doesn&#8217;t Get Much Cuter Than Woodstock, Vermont</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>A few weeks ago, Casey and I headed up to Woodstock, Vermont to attend our friends wedding over 4th of July weekend. I had been to Vermont as a young kid to ski at Sugar Bush but that had to be over 20 years ago (wow I&#8217;m old). We had nothing on our schedule other than to stay at the resort that the couple reserved a hotel block, attend the wedding and to watch fire works somewhere. I had no idea I would fall so hard for this little town and now I completely understand why our friends chose this location to tie the knot. It doesn&#8217;t get much cuter than Woodstock, Vermont.  Woodstock Inn and Resort A friend&#8217;s wedding took us to Woodstock, Vermont and lucky for us the hotel block was at The Woodstock Inn and Resort. We were absolutely blown away with he beauty of this Inn and Spa. Everything was top notch, including the service, food, spa and amenities. My favorite part of our room was the wood burning fire place that came in hand on the cool Vermont nights.  We hit the spa for massages, checked out the pool and took their bicycles for a [&#8230;]</p>
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		<title>A Girls Guide To Bali</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Before I booked my trip to Bali, I knew pretty much zero about it. I knew it was located in Indonesia and that it&#8217;s a top honeymoon destination for newlyweds but that was pretty much it. When my close friends and designers/owners of SigaShop, an equestrian/boho clothing line that is made in Bali, asked me to go with them I said &#8220;why the hell not&#8221;. My work schedule was pretty light and I had been itching to travel, so this adventure couldn&#8217;t have come at a better time for me. I booked my trip about 3 weeks out (which I don&#8217;t recommend) and before I knew it, I was on my way to paradise. TRAVEL &#8211; GETTING TO BALI After a quick stop in LA to visit Michelle, I started the 26 hour journey to Bali by myself. I flew from LAX to Taipei and then on to Denespar, Bali. I flew EVA air on the way there and it was quiet comfortable, for 26 hours of flying. I sat in coach, so it was nothing fancy but on my last leg to Bali I did get to fly on a Hello Kitty plane and let me tell you that was an experience! Everything [&#8230;]</p>
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