Tawanna Browne Smith

Self-care Coach. Travel entrepreneur & Owner of MomsGuideToTravel.com. Creative. Video Marketing nerd. Software addict. #Flipbizchat host. Flipboard Ambassador

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Tawanna Browne Smith
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Forests
Deforestation is leading to more infectious diseases in humans
National Geographic - Katarina Zimmer
As more and more forest is cleared around the world, scientists fear that the next deadly pandemic could emerge from what lives within them. In 1997, clouds of smoke hung over the rainforests of Indonesia...
Nov 22, 2019
Tawanna Browne Smith
flipped into The Resistance
Trump Warns Republicans That If They Vote to Impeach He Will Campaign for Them Like He Did in Louisiana
The New Yorker - Andy Borowitz
In a series of intimidating early-morning tweets, the President said, “I will hold rallies in your state and support you with everything I’ve got.” WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Delivering an ominous...
Nov 18, 2019
Tawanna Browne Smith
flipped into In Love With London
The best neighbourhoods in London
cntraveller.com - Lauren Burvill
There's so much more to London’s geography than just a list of 32 boroughs, or the squiggly coloured lines of the tube map. Zoom in further and …
August 4
Tawanna Browne Smith
flipped into Digital Marketing and Social Media
Instagram to Start Hiding 'Likes' in the US This Week
MacRumors - Tim Hardwick
Instagram is to begin testing hiding content "likes" in the United States this week. The change will first be rolled out to a limited number of accounts in the U.S., and users of those accounts will still...
Nov 11, 2019
Tawanna Browne Smith
flipped into In Love With London
How to Best Celebrate Christmas in London
The New York Times - Nora Walsh
Christmastime in London has long set the scene for Charles Dickens’s treasured novels and many a blockbuster rom-com. This year, locations across the city are offering travelers memorable ways to experience...
Nov 5, 2019
Tawanna Browne Smith
flipeado en In Love With London
London Assembly
The growing Oyster card fortune that remains unclaimed
bbc.co.uk - Lauren Potts
Oyster used to be the go-to way of paying for travel around London, but 66 million of the blue plastic cards haven't been used in at least a year. And while they languish forgotten in drawers, bags and...
Nov 11, 2019