Thank you to AAA EXPLORERMagazine! I loved sharing about NEW MEXICO in PRINT! TWO ARTICLES!!
Do you want to help in Baliand in India? Please support these projects of my friends. If you have a project to help during COVID, please let me know and I will help get the word out.
Thank you to THE LA GIRL, Erika De La Cruz for including me in her launch event at NUA BEVERLY HILLS.
It was a virtual conference BUT I stayed at Chamberlain Hotel with Jen Faust and then at Le Parc Suites Hotel for the event. I have TWO new videos about WeHo! Enjoy…
WHERE CAN YOU FIND MY TRAVEL VIDEOS?
Here is the link to my video channel on YouTube where I have over 1.35 million views on YouTube! (Exact count: 1,355,779 views) Thank you for your support! Are you one of my 3,167 subscribers? I hope you will join me and subscribe! For more We Said Go Travel articles, TV segments, videos and social media: CLICK HERE Find me on social media with over 150,000 followers. Please follow on Twitter at @LisaNiver, Instagram @LisaNiver and on Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube, and at LisaNiver.com.
My fortune cookies said:
“Your talents will bring you the highest status and prestige”
“There is Always time for you to try a new path in life”
If Nithya Raman is serious about making Jews feel safe, it’s time for her to set an example and correct the lie of the century. Don’t just do it for the Jews. Do it for the truth.
His work was to lift-up those in need, support the downtrodden and, particularly, respond with a compassionate heart to the many Holocaust Survivors who lived in the Fairfax District.
While popular culture often praises “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas” as a touching fable, historians have long condemned it as a dangerous fabrication.
My mother’s childhood drawing of Hitler became my contribution to the Venice Biennale, and then I found myself confronting the very hatred my mother had put on paper.
Here were thousands of proud Jews with Israeli flags dancing, reveling, rejoicing, as if the news never reached them about the global hate movement toward Israel.
There is a benefit of roasting food on skewers, à la shish kebab. By cutting meat and vegetables into smaller uniform pieces, the marinade coats more and the food cooks evenly.
Verified on Twitter and on IMDb: Niver’s News: July 2021
Lisa Ellen Niver
July News 2021 with Lisa Niver & We Said Go Travel:
I am now VERIFIED on Twitter!
During the 1,001 years of COVID, something happened! YAY!
Also during COVID, I filmed as a ski expert with Autopsy: The Last Hours of…Sonny Bono!
Now I am on IMDb!
Thank you to AAA EXPLORER Magazine! I loved sharing about NEW MEXICO in PRINT! TWO ARTICLES!!
Do you want to help in Bali and in India? Please support these projects of my friends. If you have a project to help during COVID, please let me know and I will help get the word out.
Thank you to THE LA GIRL, Erika De La Cruz for including me in her launch event at NUA BEVERLY HILLS.
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I was the moderator of the media panel at the Women in Travel Conference with AFAR, NATGEO and KOSTUCH.
It was a virtual conference BUT I stayed at Chamberlain Hotel with Jen Faust and then at Le Parc Suites Hotel for the event. I have TWO new videos about WeHo! Enjoy…
WHERE CAN YOU FIND MY TRAVEL VIDEOS?
Here is the link to my video channel on YouTube where I have over 1.35 million views on YouTube! (Exact count: 1,355,779 views) Thank you for your support! Are you one of my 3,167 subscribers? I hope you will join me and subscribe! For more We Said Go Travel articles, TV segments, videos and social media: CLICK HERE Find me on social media with over 150,000 followers. Please follow on Twitter at @LisaNiver, Instagram @LisaNiver and on Facebook, Pinterest, YouTube, and at LisaNiver.com.
My fortune cookies said:
“Your talents will bring you the highest status and prestige”
“There is Always time for you to try a new path in life”
Happy Summer! Lisa
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