So that finally happened. When I started writing Twenty-Something Travel I was 25 years old. I was living at home, dating random guys on OkCupid and planning, desperately hoping really, […]
A Twenty-Something Traveler Turns 30 Read More »
It’s taken me longer than it should have to post an update on the Great Seattle Move of August 2014. Honestly, I can hardly believe I’m here. And have been
Seattle First Impressions Read More »
I love blogging. It is my most creative writing outlet, but it’s also only half of what I do. Every morning I sit down at the computer and words pour
Behind The Curtain: My Freelance Writing Career Read More »
The first time I came home from 9 months of backpacking through Asia and China, I was afraid to unpack. I kept wearing my same ratty backpacking clothes for weeks.
Resisting the Cult of Stuff Read More »
I’ve been sitting on this for what feels like forever, but I am so excited to announce to you guys our next big step: We are moving to Seattle! After
We are Moving to Seattle! Read More »
This week in honor of Twenty-Something Travel’s 5 year anniversary all members of the staff are writing about 5 things they’ve learned from travel. Here’s Steph’s take: When I assigned
5 Things Travel Has Taught Me Read More »
Yeah I really can’t believe it either. In July 2009, I sat down at my computer and started the website that would completely change my life. I bought a domain,
5 Years of Twenty-Something Travel (!!!) Read More »
For someone who has traveled both internationally and throughout the US pretty thoroughly, I am ashamed to say that before June I had never been to Chicago. I had no
The Inside Scoop on Bloghouse Chicago Read More »
Last week I read this great blog post from Kim at So Many Places, about her feelings after coming back to America after traveling the world. She makes a ton
Travel Makes Me Love the US More Read More »
Sayulita, This letter is harder to write than I expected. Leaving in general has been much harder than I expected. 7 months is longer than I’ve spent in any one
The End of an Era: Goodbye Sayulita Read More »
(This is part three of Life-Travel Balance week.) Like many working twenty-somethings, my best friend and I GChat back and forth most days, her at her desk in Seattle, me
The Reality of Being a Digital Nomad Read More »
I hate when I go a week without updating, and then I really hate having to apologize for going a week without updating, so maybe I will skip that and
