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7 Key Apps for the Travelling Blogger

August 26, 2016

Here is my latest piece for Blogger Babes.

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Labels: News & EventsTags: apps, article, blogger, blogger babes, communication, currency, google maps, google translate, travel, travelling, weather, wechat, whatsapp, wifi, write, xe currency

Building a Network: Holl and Lane Magazine

May 10, 2016

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Here is a personal piece I wrote for Holl and Lane Magazine about creating your own supportive network.

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Labels: News & EventsTags: awards, BFFs, blog, Building a Network, challenges, friends, goals, Holl and Lane, honest, journey, life, magazine, network, personal, point of view, post, reunion, squad, squad goals, support, truth, write, writing

Yay! I did it!!!

September 6, 2012

378 days + 158 stories + 2 notebooks + 1 idea = a book ready for publishing 🙂

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Labels: Events, Lifestyle, Love & RelationshipsTags: book, days, notebooks, published book, stories, write

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Who is Elena Murzello? I’m a multifaceted multi-tasker, certainly a “go-getter”. Growing up in the small town of Wetaskiwin, Alberta. I’m a nurse, an actress, a writer, a traveler and a MBA grad.
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Yoga at sunset with @inshala.yoga @yoonseul_45 H Yoga at sunset with @inshala.yoga @yoonseul_45 

Hampyeong, Jeollanam-do.
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Sea above. Hanok below.
A slower side of South Kor Sea above. Hanok below.
A slower side of South Korea.

Hampyeong, Jeollanam-do.
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And now for the trip details…. Hampyeong Seawater And now for the trip details….

Hampyeong Seawater Steaming

A traditional Korean wellness practice said to date back to the 1800s, combining seawater, locally sourced sulfur-rich stones and medicinal mugwort. 

The stones are heated with pine wood before being combined with seawater to create a warm, mineral-rich steam bath. Rooted in traditional Korean bathing and herbal medicine, the practice has long been associated with women’s wellness and skin care. 

A centuries-old ritual that feels both grounding and restorative. Would you try this treatment? 

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