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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH THE TRAVEL NUGGET

Why the name "Travel Nugget"?
Well there were a lot of options for my name. I was honestly thinking about eating fried chicken and I was wondering if I were a piece of fried chicken, what I'd be..and well I'm small and the name just came to me lol.
Where are you from?
The location of the Travel Nugget will remain a mystery....but all I can say is that she's tucked away on a Caribbean Island.
Why a travel blog?
This blog actually started off as a "Natural Phenomenon" blog where I was going to blog about all these amazing places and while researching, I fell in love with the places and it evolved into a travel wish-list blog.
How long have you been blogging?
Very recently, I only started in May 2017 as a requirement of one of my MBA course but it's becoming a hobby of mine.
What's your favourite thing about this blog?
I love researching all of these amazing places and learning about them. It makes me really excited to see them all one day.
Have you visited all the places on your blog?
No, I haven't visited. This blog is more of a travel wishlist, than a blog about where I've been. 
Do you plan on visiting all the locations?
Of course I do. I'm hoping to visit at least a couple places per year soon.
What's the top place you'd like to visit?
Greece...I love and adore Greece.
Would you travel alone?
Maybe some places I won't mind going alone, but I really prefer nice company to share my experiences with.
Who are some of your favourite travel bloggers?
There's a lot I follow. Some of my favourites are (in no particular order); The Travel HackThe Blonde AbroadHand Luggage OnlyThe Poor TravelerAround The World In Eighty YearsGirl vs GlobeWorld Of Wanderlust Wandering EducatorsXpatt MattMy Adventures Across The World and Packing My Suitcase.

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  1. Hey nuggets, where in the caribb. are you from?
    I'm from Venezuela #hardtimes #toiletpaperstruggles #sendhelp

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    1. :| Hi Blessed.......I'm not from venezuela....i hope you're ok..... :/

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  2. you have a cool blog! you should check out whatsaliwatching at http://whatsaliwatching.blogspot.com :) she does the best reviews on Netflix originals!

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    1. thanks Maniac, I'll check out the page too :)
      ....i hope you're not putting spam on my page..

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  3. Hey Nuggets, have you ever been to Trinidad & Tobago? if yes, you should do a blog on it, plenty great spots here

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    1. Hi Ramki, thanks for visiting my page :)
      And I have been to Trinidad! I'll consider doing an article on it, stay tuned!

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  4. Is there a particular place in Greece you'd like to visit?

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    1. Santorini. I need to see there one day. I included it in my article "Nugget & Europe"

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  5. Do tell, where from the Caribb. are you from? ;)

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  6. How often would you be posting new articles on the blog?

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    1. Hi :) Thanks for your interest in my blog.
      I post new articles weekly, sometimes once or twice, but feel free to subscribe to get notified when a new post of out. You can also follow me any of my social media pages as well @ http://mymbablog-thetravelnugget.blogspot.com/p/contact-me_9.html

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    2. Your instagram page is really amazing., love the pictures you select

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    3. thanks for the feedback :)
      Be sure to take the poll on the side bar and give the travel nugget a good rating! lol

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