• Nashville Travel and Visitor Guide

    Nashville Travel and Visitor Guide

    We visited Nashville for a few days in August 2021 and had a great time. The city is a mix of new and modern architecture, and old country music roots. It was a short two-hour flight from Houston, so it was definitely worth it and we’ll be coming back! Here is what we did. How to Get Around Nashville Downtown is very walkable with plenty of things to do within walking distance. We took an Uber from the airport to our hotel downtown, and got around place downtown the first few days by just walking. On the last three days…

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  • Capital One Cafés

    We recently needed to go to the Galleria shopping mall in Houston, TX when we passed by a Capital One Café and noticed a Peet’s Coffee was inside the café! We’ve read a lot about these cafés, so we wanted to check it out while we were there, especially with a Peet’s Coffee inside! We’ve…

  • $1 Drinks at Capital One Cafés

    Capital One Café is having a $1 deal on all drinks at their locations. $1 handcraft beverages Friday – Sunday every week in August. Limit of 4 beverages per transaction. Favorite part of the week—seeing ppl find out about our $1 weekend deal. Limit 4 beverages per transaction. pic.twitter.com/zGuN10Q58Y — Capital One Café (@CapitalOneCafe) August…

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  • Maui Travel and Adventure Guide

    Maui was the second destination of our five-day Hawaii getaway in 2019. We stayed on the Big Island for the first three days of our trip before flying to Maui for the remaining two days. Keep reading for our Maui adventure! How to Get to Maui Our trip started with a flight on United Airlines…

  • Big Island Travel and Adventure Guide

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  • Disney World Travel and Park Guide

    Disney World Travel and Park Guide

    We visited Disney World for about one week in January 2022, which was a few months after the COVID booster was available. Our trip was during Disney World’s 50th Anniversary celebration, so the decoration, merchandise, and events all revolved around that theme. Here’s some info about our experience and helpful tips for your next trip.…

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  • How to Get Rid of Cloud-Init Datasource DataSourceNone Error on Ubuntu Server

    On my new installation of Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS on ProxMox 7.2, I was receiving an error message about ‘cloud-init’ and ‘DataSourceNone’ whenever I logged into the Ubuntu Server. If you don’t need cloud functionality, you can get rid of the error by disabling the cloud-init process: Note: If you’re having trouble logging into shell…

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