Tag: Site updates
Keep Calm and Carry On!
Sorry for the lack of updates over the last week or two—Kathryn and I have simply reached the point of saturation! Due to a vicious revolving door of never-ending deadlines and family obligations, Two Go Round-The-World will be spotty at best for the next few weeks. Keep Calm and Carry On During WWII, the Minisity […]
Announcing the ‘Name Our Newsletter’ Contest Winners
It’s finally time to name the winner of the ‘Name Our Newsletter and Win Contest’ and the winner of our random drawing. You submitted some great names via comments, email and twitter.
Vote to Name Our Newsletter!
We’ve narrowed the list of potential newsletter names from just over thirty to ten of our favourite choices. As we think all of these suggestions would serve as excellent names forour newsletter, our work is done—we’re ready to turn things over to you!
Name Our Newsletter and Win Contest!
How would you like to go down in history as the person who named Two Go Round-The-World’s newsletter?
Introducing our new online newsletter!
The community at Two Go Round-The-World is growing in size and involvement so today we’re happy to announce a very special way way in which readers can become a little more involved in the blog—by subscribing to a special free newsletter!
Today is our one-year blogiversary!
When Kathryn and I started this blog last year, we never thought that we would be where we are today—one year later.
Two Go RTW joins the Global Bloggers Network!
Travel blogging’s greatest advantage—perhaps more than any other—lies in the building of a community wherein people interested in travel are able to interact, share information and build relationships.
We are now ‘nofollow’ free
As of today, we’re providing frequent commenters on our site with a link—we’re doing this as a thank you for those that have made a contribution to our site’s content via our comment stream.
Happy Canada Day! Two Go Round-The-World site launches!
On this day in 1867, Canadians bravely banded together and accepted the British Government’s bureaucratic restructuring of their provinces! Well not really. While popular concepts of rebellion are a lot different in a country like Canada (where no revolution or war of independence provided a precedent) the notion of rebellion does exist in our country, but perhaps not to the extent that it does elsewhere in the world, where we can find different perspectives on the legitimacy of violence.
