One Year in Seattle
It’s a big milestone and I almost missed it. August 11 was busy this year. It wasn’t until almost bedtime that I looked at the calendar and realized that one […]
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It’s a big milestone and I almost missed it. August 11 was busy this year. It wasn’t until almost bedtime that I looked at the calendar and realized that one […]
One Year in Seattle Read More »
People ask me about my favorite country a lot, and it’s a ridiculously hard question to answer. I love so many place that I’ve been; it’s impossible to choose one.
Returning to London: Visiting my “Favorite City” 6 Years Later Read More »
In short: amazing. I’ve had a lot of cool adventures in my life, but nothing quite compares with the energy, the sheer joy, of watching the US win the World
What It Was Like to Watch the USA WIN the World Cup Read More »
Lots of people think their Dad is the best Dad but mine is actually the best. He’s the kind of Dad other people get jealous of: he’s not only supportive and
What My Dad Taught Me About Travel Read More »
The last couple months have been heavy travel times for Mike and I, which is always fun but exhausting too. By the end I usually just want to curl up
Why We’re Going to the Women’s World Cup This June Read More »
I wasn’t supposed to be in Barcelona alone. Everything I planned: the large airbnb with the balcony overlooking Santa Maria del Mar, the tickets to the Sagrada Familia, the cute
Unexpectedly Solo in Barcelona Read More »
It’s Europe time again! *dancing in my seat* I haven’t been to Europe in two years (my last trip was the Finland, Rome and ITB Berlin jaunt in 2013) and
My Spring Euro-Trip Itinerary (and Why This Trip Will Be Different) Read More »
Last Friday I was contacted by a reporter from the Daily Mail, asking my opinions on “dangerous countries for female travelers.” Now, as an avid internet procrastinator I’m pretty familiar
The World is Not as Dangerous As You Think Read More »
I won’t lie, a part of me felt like I was giving up. Cashing in the glamorous nomadic lifestyle for a lease, furniture and a gym membership. What a sell
From Digital Nomad to Something New Read More »
Last year around this time I predicted that 2014 would be a year of transition for myself and this blog. It definitely turned out to be true! Instead of just
A Letter from the Editor: Goodbye 2014 Read More »
I will remember 2014 for many reasons. It was the year I fell head over heels with Mexico, the year I visited South Asia for the first time, the year
2014 in Review: the Instagram photos Read More »
I’m having a hard time writing today. I just found out that my grandmother passed away on Saturday. It was surprising and not surprising. Not surprising because she was 91
On Elephants and Loss Read More »