I’m sure you’ve heard the saying, “not all those who wander are lost”. It has been shared by travelers all over the world for many years. I often come across this quote and it wasn’t until about the thousandth time seeing it that I realized: some of us are lost. Some who travel, or wander,… Read More It’s Okay to Be a Little Lost
Well, well, hello Mr. Cardone (assuming this ever reaches you). I recently stumbled upon your article that essentially urges Millennials to stop traveling and begin building their career. While I respect your opinion, I absolutely believe this is terrible advice (sorry, that was harsh). Your article begins by stating the many benefits of traveling like… Read More A Response to Grant Cardone, The Millionaire That Wants Millennials to Stop Traveling
It’s been 90 days since my first day of teaching. 90 days of singing, laughing, crying, yelling, and just about every other emotion you can imagine. Teaching has been a lot of things to me over these last 90 days. It’s been a job. A challenge. A reward. An outlet. A pain in the ass. … Read More 90 Days
I love to travel. I know, I know, everyone loves to travel. But it’s more than just relaxing and seeing new places that I love. There’s nothing I love more than experiencing new cultures. Meeting new people. Trying new food. Getting lost. The adventure of it all. I even love flying. I love seeing new… Read More People and Places
My motto for this weekend was “When in Singapore”. I basically used this saying as an excuse to do the things I wouldn’t normally do and spend money on the things I normally wouldn’t splurge on. Although I left feeling a little drained and a lot broke, it was worth it. Before arriving in Singapore,… Read More 4 Reasons Why Singapore Should Be On Your Bucket List
The end of the year typically forces us to remember the highs and lows of the previous year and set some unrealistic goals for the following one. We usually call them “New Year’s Resolutions”, but more often than not, they end up being “Things I Should Do This Year but Probably Won’t”. Don’t get me… Read More My Bucket List
I’m not sure if it was the incredible array of food, the friendly, English speaking (always a plus) locals, or the beautiful buildings scattered about the city, but something about this place forced its way to the top of my list of favorite cities (ok, it was prob the food). While I’m not sure any… Read More 48 Hours in Malaysia
It’s been just about six weeks since I had my first day in the classroom and I feel just about as clueless as I did on day one…kidding. I’ve definitely come a long way since I had my rather eventful first day (you can read more about that day here), but that’s not to say… Read More 6 Weeks
For most people that come to Thailand, Samet Nangshe is not on their list of places to go. While they are certainly missing out, I’m not complaining. Part of the beauty of this place is that it does not attract a lot of tourists. While it has become more popular in recent years, it is… Read More What To Know Before Visiting Samet Nangshe Viewpoint
Tomorrow marks my 55th day of living in Thailand. Tomorrow is also Thanksgiving. It is also the start of the many holidays I’ll be missing this year. Being the independent person that I like to think I am, I had no hesitations about missing this holiday season. I really didn’t think twice about missing my… Read More Thanksgiving in Thailand
