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Jeannie Ralston

Austin
As seen in: Next Tribe, The New York Times, National Geographic Traveler, Parade Magazine, Texas A&M Today, Texas Monthly, Interior Design, This Old House
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Every Hotel Room Is a Riddle. You Will Solve It 12 Hours Too Late

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By Jeannie Ralston
| Next Tribe Verified
The swankiest suite and the scruffiest budget room have exactly one thing in common: you will spend your first hours there completely baffled. Think about the number of hotel rooms you’ve been in. The swank, the scruffy, the minimalist, the cave-dark. The one with the closet big enough for a family of four; another with nary a hook for your things. Each is so different—and yet they all share one essential quality: they are puzzles that need to be solved, preferably before you go to sleep.
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Lost and Not Found: What Travel Takes From You

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By Jeannie Ralston
| Next Tribe Verified
The companion side of every great trip is a quiet inventory of things that didn't make it home — and what we learned from losing them. It arrived, as these things do, in the early-morning murk between sleep and full consciousness—that particular pang of grief reserved, in my experience, for sudden awareness of a beloved thing that is simply gone.
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Best Travel Shoes: 16 Styles That Keep Your Feet Happy

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By Jeannie Ralston
| Next Tribe Verified
The shoes you wear on your travels can make or break your experience. Here we select 16 of the best styles--from loafers to sandals and more. The number one piece of advice I give before every trip is: Wear. Comfortable. Shoes. I say it again and again and again. And still, someone usually shows up wearing something cute but stiff — the kind of shoe that looked great in the store and is going to ruin day two in the souks.
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