Tag: Travel

  • An Alaskan Adventure: Tracing Family Roots and Making New Memories

    An Alaskan Adventure: Tracing Family Roots and Making New Memories

    July 10 – 17, 2022 “Alaska is a place of raw beauty, where the majesty of the wild meets the resilience of the human spirit. It’s a symphony of soaring peaks, endless horizons, and the kind of silence that only untouched wilderness can provide. It’s a place where magic is real, and it’s waiting for…

  • Northern Chile: Poetry, Wine, and Street Art

    Northern Chile: Poetry, Wine, and Street Art

    11 days in Northern Chile exploring the culture, reading poetry, and drinking red wine.

  • Eating and Hiking through Lima and Cusco, Peru

    Eating and Hiking through Lima and Cusco, Peru

    March 25 – April 5, 2022 Lima, you are everything my tastebuds have ever wished for. Cusco, you are nostalgia and history, a reminder to step outside and enjoy this wondrous world as slowly as we can. Peru is the second country I have visited in South America, Brazil being the first and only to…

  • London: 72 Hours

    London: 72 Hours

    72 hours in London.

  • Córdoba, Spain

    Córdoba, Spain

    February 20-22, 2015 I finally found my way to Southern Spain. The small taste of the Andalusian culture I was able to absorb in 48-hours has left me wanting more and excited me for future trips to cities like Granada and Seville; each of which I’ve heard nothing but oooohing and awwwing about since I arrived in Madrid last…

  • Blue Skies and Snow, Sisters on Holiday

    Blue Skies and Snow, Sisters on Holiday

    December 21, 2014 – January 5, 2015 This year I received some pretty amazing gifts for Christmas – two of my sisters made the long journey across the States and the Atlantic to travel Europe with me for two weeks. It was Bayli’s first time stepping foot on the continent and had Abbie recently finished a 5-month…

  • Lisbon: Quirky Streets + Charming Views

    Lisbon: Quirky Streets + Charming Views

    December 5-7, 2014 Lisbon is a hop, skip, and a jump away from Madrid. An ideal weekend getaway when you need a change of scenery. When I visited recently the weather was gorgeous, the people friendly, and the hills steep. Aside from that it also sits on the edge of water: something I hadn’t realized I missed…

  • Belgium. Beer, Chocolate, Repeat.

    Belgium. Beer, Chocolate, Repeat.

    September 20-28, 2014.  Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent, Belgium.   I’ve fallen in love with yet another country. Or maybe I’m just a believer in the uniqueness that each beholds. It’s been said Belgium is the most boring country in Europe and I can’t say I share the same opinion. People in the streets, others enjoying their…

  • Fulfilling Great Expectations in Beautiful Vietnam

    Fulfilling Great Expectations in Beautiful Vietnam

    April 24, 2014 – May 8, 2014 Bittersweet: Leaving Vietnam. My last iced Vietnamese coffee as I sat in the Hanoi Airport. The ways I love Vietnam are many! It’s a country I was looking forward to visiting for sometime, yet I can’t exactly say why; perhaps I had come across something particular during my…

  • A Solo Adventure Through Cambodia

    A Solo Adventure Through Cambodia

    April 17-24, 2014 “I think one travels more usefully when they travel alone, because they reflect more.” – Thomas Jefferson I arrived in Cambodia after four fun-filled and water-soaked days of Songkran in Chiang Mai, Thailand. What an experience! When I left Chiang Mai on the night train to Bangkok I immediately did not feel…