Okay my weary travelers, I don’t know about you but I am becoming weary in an entirely new way! Once exhausted from long (yet exhilarating) journeys, slow-going yet thorough research on our next destination or lengthy (sometimes windy and completely confusing) walks from train stations to hostels, we are now exhausted from the exact opposite! …
Continue reading Tips for ‘Seeing’ the World from Inside our Homes
So, I think it’s safe to say we are all processing what’s happening in our world right now in a lot of different ways. Everyone is asking questions not only about the present but also about the future. And while I’m trying to focus on the present, because truly we don’t know what the future …
Continue reading Finding an Optimistic View in a Sea of Chaos
There’s a million and one ways to travel, and like most other things in life, there’s no one size fits all method. And often how you think you prefer to travel will change and evolve as times goes on. But as a baseline, I recommend building your early travels in the way that you feel …
There are a lot of things in this world that are out of our control. Taxes. When our car battery decides to die when we’re absolutely sure we didn’t leave any lights on overnight. When we book a place to stay, our flight gets delayed, we can’t get a hold of the hostel to tell …
So before we go any further, let me explain what I mean by the “unknown” a little bit more. It’s everything that is on the other side of that plane, train, bus or boat. When you’re on the side that’s getting on that plane, the unknown can seem intimidating, worrisome and even scary. But when …
Okay friends, I’ll be really honest with you. No matter how many times I get on a plane to a new country, there’s always that little bit of fear inside me. But what I’ve learned over the years is that the fear is okay, it’s totally normal and actually a good thing! I’ll talk a …
Finding Holly 