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This Too Will Pass.
Social isolation has sort of felt like a break-up – a sensation that, after nearly 20 years with my husband, returns to me like a hazy, rotten memory. “Oh, this,” I think, as I pull myself out of bed, forgetting what day it is, and mash an OREO into my maw. “I remember this. It […]
Travel and Blogging Recap: December 2019 – February 2020
Hey everyone. In light of the Coronavirus pandemic, it almost feels silly to update you with what’s going on in my life. I’ll try to keep this light. I hope you are staying safe, healthy, and sane in these difficult times. Sorry I haven’t written a recap since, oh, December. Grad school has been intense […]
Northern Lights Travel Tips You Probably Haven’t Read Anywhere Else
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A Seattle Germaphobe in the Time of Coronavirus
My city feels strangely still right now. I normally hear the sounds from the elementary school nearby, or people walking their dogs, the swish of cars driving by on the street. But it’s oddly quiet at the moment, the only sound the squawking from a few irritable crows whose life mission is to make sure […]
The Best Active Itinerary Options For St. Pete Beach, Florida
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What Living as an Expat in Turkey is Really Like
Hey everyone! Today, for my Living Abroad series, I’m chatting with Zee, a Zambian college student who has lived in Adana, Turkey, for more than three years. As an African expat, she has a ton of interesting insights to share, from how underrated Turkish brunch to why Turkey-based expats should consider living in cities. The pros and […]
The Budget Traveller’s Guide To Getting Cheap Flight Deals
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Top Things to do in the Amalfi Coast
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The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Mount Fuji From Tokyo
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How To Make A Budget Holiday Feel Like A Luxury Break
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I Tried Making Mike Bloomberg’s Meatball Recipe and It Doesn’t Make Sense
Harvey Weinstein was found guilty today on some (but not all) of the charges brought against him by the state of New York. And I find this unbelievable, not because I believed in his innocence in any measure, but because I believe in the ability – as old as history and time itself – of […]
How To Plan For Periods of International Travel In Retirement
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Feed Your Wanderlust By Taking A Spontaneous Road Trip This Summer
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Anti-Valentine’s Day And Ugghhh We’re Cute
People are always surprised when I tell them Rand and I don’t really celebrate Valentine’s Day. I mean, we used to. But dear lord, it was always so, so much, and it always felt a little weird and uncomfortable and forced, even if it lead to some of my favorite photos, ever: Our first Valentine’s […]