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No, I left from Ubud, but the tour was 8 hours of driving. Heaven’s Gate was our first stop and was at least an hour drive, then 45 minutes to get a photo. If you go later in the day, the wait for a picture can be two hours.

Didn’t mean anything by my comment,wish they were a little cheaper..been comparing and all of them are like $144 for 10-14 meals a week

Didn’t get a look at it.

Thank you for the comment--it helps the video in the algorithm. Feel free to continue to comment!

After posting on every site imaginable, I had a concierge in Valencia help me book a court there. When we arrived in Barcelona, we spoke with the concierge about booking another court, but decided we didn't want to deal with the traffic. That's the best way to get a court that I could find.

Agreed! I don't think I could sleep at night if I convinced someone to buy this because there would be an observable difference.

Have fun with him! He really adds a lot to the holidays.

Great tip for making sure you don't throw away parts: I go through each piece of cardboard with a box cutter so I the material will fit in my recycle bin. I know I went through the packaging thoroughly. Must have been a factory oversight.

Yes, everything seems to have a price these days.

Thank you Anthony! I'm working on content from a recent visit to Charlottesville, Virginia. What a beautiful city!

I hope you get your money back! It's unbelievable how frequently TripMate doesn't keep up their end of the contract.

Mine, too!

The Sogo department store in the Bali Collection. I hope you love Bali as much as I did! The scenery is breathtaking and the people are beautiful.

@ Absolutely. Just finished our trip to Bali and Phuket. The people are very welcoming, sweet and very kind and blown away with their hospitality. Cheers 👍

@@kcsnew I would love to visit Phuket. I'm glad you enjoyed your travels❤

@@JuliaLives1111 You should if not already. ❤️

@@kcsnew I'm heading back to Spain and I think I'll go to Morocco for a few days. Maybe I'll make it to Thailand next year!

Looks like a very interesting read. I would like to visit Egypt before I retire. I'll have to read your book before I go!

@@JuliaLives1111 You should read it now, so you are prepared for what's coming in the next sixteen months.

@@kirknelson235 I'm not sure how to interpret the word "prepared."

I agree--2020 may have proven too much for malls. I still like to try things on, which keeps me visiting malls now and then.

@@JuliaLives1111 Hi thanks for getting back. I think the "try on" part is why some malls will have a chance. I mean when you buy online you can't really be sure about how something fits or even really looks. I guess we will see looking ahead.

@@charleyyoung262 Right, could AI be used to demonstrate how something will look on you? They've been doing it with glasses for quite some time.

@@JuliaLives1111 I would have to see how AI will work instead of trying things on. I still think seeing the physical items can't be beat for now.

@@charleyyoung262 Agreed! Tough to determine the quality of something until it is in your hands.

I've never been to Hallandale Beach--I'll have to put it on my next Florida itinerary!

Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I've seen "What The Bleep?" and the sequel "Down The Rabbit Hole." The center seems different on the website and I agree, if there aren't any workshops, it's basically a gift shop, library, cafe and spa. I hope you find relief from any barrier that anxiety creates for you. We're all just energy anyway, right?❤

You're welcome! After doing a lot of research, I was really pleased to find out how accessible so many of the attractions are. So much of the area could be taken in by foot.

I would love to go to a class there. There wasn't much on the schedule during my visit, but I enjoyed the center anyway.

@@JuliaLives1111 Did you try any of the Perception excercises with the cards & guessing the symbols on them with a person sitting across from you? I did pretty well when I concentrated👍

@@ButchBrown7 Nice! I would have loved to try that, but didn't see these exercises. I'm pretty open to reading and interpreting energy, so this sounds like it's up my alley. I thought about getting an aura reading for fun, but ran out of time.

@@JuliaLives1111 Yeah I did that like in the 90s around 94 or so I stayed in Virginia Beach or a vacation & thought it would be nice

I visited during CoVid, so I'm not sure how it's changed since. It was such an uncertain and stressful time in the world, but the locals I encountered in Biloxi were so kind and warm. I'd like to return!

Great suggestion!

Yes, from what I understand.

What a great place to live:). I love the homes on the streets adjacent to the Cavalier and driving around behind the property felt very secure. The restoration is beautiful❤

Congratulations on 38 years of continuous sobriety. That's a miracle:). The tour guide told me people who haven't stayed sober elsewhere have moved to Akron in a last ditch effort to achieve sobriety. That is ironic that your dad was born in Akron but was unaffected directly by alcoholism.

I think the price also reflects the time of year; the week between Christmas and New Year's. That's an expensive time to travel! I may not have mentioned I always upgrade my airline seats. I like to be at the front of the plane with some leg room. Once I started doing that, I haven't looked back:)

@@JuliaLives1111Ha!! That makes so much sense, sounds like when I booked my first balcony room on a cruise and never looked back 😂

@@jenstravelblog You don't know what you're missing until you have it:)

The food was nothing spectacular. I made a comment about the desserts being really watery and several people commented that it's a gelatin that is used. I can always find something to eat, but I've stayed at Secrets and Sandals and thought the food was better at both properties.

Yes, the downtown has many cool restaurants (no chains). The atmosphere is a college town feeling with students bustling about and lots of trendy shopping.

Have any suggestions on eats and coffee? Also hotels you'd recommend staying? Any suggestions at all really haha thanks so much.

@@mitchellgraves2774 I have a few Ann Arbor hotel reviews on my channel. I like The Graduate if you want to walk to campus. I've also stayed at the Bell Tower. The Hyatt Place is popular, but the next time I go, I think I'll stay at EVEN. Sweetwaters coffee is very popular and I prefer it when I'm in A2. I also like Cinnaholic. I like Isalita Cantina Mexicana, Jolly Pumpkin, Zingerman's or Zingerman's Roadhouse, and Frita Batido's (hamburgers). There are some good restaurants that aren't national chains, but have other locations in Michigan (Hopcat, Condado Taco, Jolly Pumpkin). These are all pretty midrange pricing, but Ann Arbor prices are higher in general. There are several upscale restaurants if you're there to celebrate. Let me know if you visit. I'd be interested to hear what you think:)

@JuliaLives1111 Thanks for all the much needed info! I'm planning on going in October so I'm trying to get it planned out as best I can with suggestions from ones that have been there in the area. Planning on visiting a few sites in the Detroit area but thought ann arbor would be a better place to stay. Trying to plan a night in Chicago also before I get there and then back down to Louisville for a day or so before returning home.. If you had to choose which one would you Say had the best accommodations for the rates?

@@mitchellgraves2774 If you're looking to stay in Ann Arbor, watch out for prices around sporting events. The hotel prices will soar if there is an event that weekend, in which case, you'd be better off staying closer to Detroit. I found the prices in Chicago to be higher than expected when I stayed there last summer. I stayed at the Westin and ended up paying around $580 for one night, which is higher than what I've paid in the past.

I think the hotel was busier than usual with families when I stayed there due to the Embassy Suites closure for renovations. I would stay there again, but I paid a high rate due to the timing. Right now the rates are only $200 per night.

Sounds like I need to visit again!

I'm armed with the stripper and going to take a crack at it today. Thank you--I'll take all the advice I can get:)

@@JuliaLives1111 Let me know how it works! BTW, I enjoy your videos and all the varied items you test. I first stumbled upon your channel when we were booking a trip to Sanibel, and we were thinking of staying at the Marriott Sanibel Island Resort. We ended up going (shortly before Ian wreaked the place) and we had a great time. Your video helped us decide...thank you!

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@@jrad1316 Turned out great with the stripper. Totally different experience! I'm glad you made it to Sanibel before the devastation. It's a beautiful area. I'll continue to post reviews. I find them helpful myself!

@@JuliaLives1111 Good for you!

I wish more people where like that let people live! If it’s not hurting you our others let people have fun. It’s the beach after all.

I haven't lived in an apartment for 30 years, so I guess I had forgotten how much "fun" it is.

Anything outside is fine by me (music, people getting so hammered they can barely walk, yelling, screaming, etc.). It's their vacation:).

@@JuliaLives1111 oh my goodness please understand "apartment living" is not fun lol I'm glad to live in a house trust me. I just don't get bothered when It comes to hotels. I say this i love what you are doing I am now a sub for you so thanks

@@JuliaLives1111 agreed

That's perfect:).

Yeah! I have a belief that Marshall Fields will someday return to Chicago.

I wasn’t counting macros, but that would probably be a good measurement to determine if this is enough food.

I didn’t try the buffet, but all the food I had was tasty.

The gardens are beautiful in person. Enjoy your trip!

@@JuliaLives1111 do they charge for just seeing the gardens ?

@@tori.walkergulley No, you can walk around for free. There are a lot of restaurants and bars. There's an ice cream stand and a cinnamon roll stand, too, if you're in the mood to get a small bite. Tickets to the Delta River Boat are $15.99, but anyone can take a cruise, even if you're not a guest. It's a huge property--you can spend a long time walking around if you take in every area.