Deciding whether or not travel nursing is worth it is a deeply personal decision, influenced by your individual goals and circumstances. During the peak of Covid, many nurses transitioned to travel nursing for its financial advantages; however, the lucrative assignments we saw during Covid are, unfortunately, no longer there. Therefore, many travel nurses are returning […]
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When I found myself with four days off work, I decided it was time for an adventure. With the Panhandle of Texas calling my name, I packed my bags and hit the road, eager to explore the unique sights and experiences this region has to offer. From quirky roadside attractions to breathtaking natural wonders, here’s
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My good friend Macy took an assignment in Nome, Alaska, a place I’ve wanted to visit since Barrow. Lucky for me, Macy was more than happy to let me stay with her! My trip coincided perfectly with the last few days of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, transforming Nome into a bustling center of
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Are you curious like me? I didn’t know much about the Iditarod before I visited Nome, but visiting the finish line of this iconic race ignited a newfound fascination within me. Questions flooded my mind: What are the rules of the Iditarod? How does it operate? Recent events, including the loss of three dogs and
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Imagine a frozen wonderland where the only sound is the panting of furry athletes and the crunch of sled runners gliding over snow. This is the Iditarod Trail, a grueling 1,000 mile journey that tests the limits of human and canine endurance. I was lucky enough to experience the finish of the annual Iditarod Sled
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Have you ever wondered what thousands of pounds of rattlesnakes smell like? Neither had I, and thanks to Rite Guard and cool weather I didn’t have to find out! I had been warned to prepare for the smell at the Rattlesnake Roundup in Sweetwater, Texas, and fortunately, it wasn’t bad. Started by Bill Ransberger, the
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Day One: Fly into Toronto, drive to Niagara Falls. Stay at the Marriott Fallsview Hotel. Explore. Dinner at Margaritaville. This day was hectic but exciting! After not seeing my best friend for over a month, she landed in Toronto in shortly after I did. Since I got there first, I sorted out the rental car
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Our Canadian vacation culminated in Quebec City, staying our first night in the heart of the city at Hôtel des Coutellier. The hotel was perfectly situated, with nearly everything in Old Quebec within walking distance, including all the Winter Carnaval activities. We were immediately captivated by Quebec City, with its French heritage and old-world charm.
Our first destination in Quebec was the Ice Hotel, also known as the Hôtel de Glace. I learned about the Hôtel de Glace last year during Christmas when I watched the Lifetime movie “Baby It’s Cold Inside,” and I had to see it. Unique and enchanting, it was the inspiration for this entire trip and