I’m Meg, I do public relations in the hotel/travel sphere, write for Gadling.com, dabble in social media (particularly Twitter), and like to visit new places as often as possible. I enjoy animal videos, brunch, maps, photo booths, and fancy notebooks. I (used to) live in Brooklyn with my blog-shy husband (oft referred to as H for husband) whose consulting job keeps our frequent flier mile account healthy. As of April 2010, I’m living in Istanbul, Turkey with H, and traveling more than usual.
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Recent Entries
- Favorite reads of 2011
- Knocked up abroad: the baby travel round-up
- Why I’m traveling with my baby
- Expat lesson learned: there’s a Turk for that
- Knocked up abroad: into the home stretch
- Expat lesson learned: pantomime and broken Turkish
- Now even more Notorious on Gadling
- Newly discovered travel resources
- Expat lesson learned: you don’t have to go home but you can’t bank here
- Expat lesson: the concern of Turks
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Links
- Alexander Basek travel blog
- Arthur Frommer travel blog
- Big Picture photo blog
- Brooklyn Limestone design and travel inspiration
- Budget Travel blog
- Conde Nast Traveler blogs
- David Farley travel blog
- Gadling travel blog
- Hotel Chatter news for hotel nerds
- Jaunted travel blog
- Jauntsetter travel inspiration
- Mike Barish travel blog
- New York Post travel blog
- New York Times travel blog
- Paul Brady travel blog
- Robert Reid travel blog
- Savour Fare yummy recipes
- The Bloggess hilarity
- Travel + Leisure blog
- Wall Street Journal travel
- World Hum travel dispatches
As the first commenter on this blog, I want to kick things off by saying “well done, Meg.” A really quirky, fun, interesting blog with articles I actually read in their entirety. Very refreshing.
The more we read your blog entries, the more we are considering a visit to Turkey next spring (late) or summer (early). Keep up the flow of interesting info.