Debbie Martinez is a Miami Dade resident and Travel Editor for The Florida Villager. She can be reached at debbiemartinez1@mac.com..

Author: Debbie Martinez

Snow vs. Sand: Which Will You Choose?

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Decisions, decisions! Can’t decide whether you want a snowy or sandy vacation this year? Maybe these suggestions will help you...

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Just Me, Myself and I

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It’s very evident that COVID has ushered in changes regarding our traveling. Not only are some places not available to us right now, for...

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Unfulfilled Dreams Are Stepping Stones to New Ones

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In my practice, I see women every day that have to let go of their dreams due to divorce and begin the search for new ones. A common thread...

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Traveling Solo Post Divorce

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Unfortunately, COVID has had some devastating effects and divorce is one of them. With people seeking a split after being quarantined and...

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Try Something New, Go RVing

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I am dedicating this article to my daughter, Emily, because if not for her suggestion to write about RVing, I probably would have continued...

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It’s That Time of Year

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Well, it’s here, and undoubtedly it came faster than you had anticipated. That time of year newly divorced and single people dread, the...

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Heading Home For The Holidays

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Being home for the holidays is so important to us, now more than ever as many of us have been separated from family and friends for a very...

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Heartbreak Hotel

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You checked in and you will check out! Funny, how at the strangest times when you least expect it, an idea will pop into your head. This...

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Hiring a Divorce Coach Will Be One of the Best Decisions You Can Make

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These last few months have been some of the most difficult months for people in many ways, but for the couple that has been on the verge of...

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The No Traveling Blues

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Summer is half way over and still you haven’t traveled and you are feeling the No Traveling Blues. I get it, trust me. I am used to being...

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