Sometimes the curveballs life throws at us are just the ticket to the life we’ve always wanted. (9 min. read)
Go there now, while people still think it's unsafe. (9 min. read)
Many travel blogs are written by people who’ve sold all their possessions and have taken a huge plunge into the world of long-term travel. I'm not one of those people.
Work is one of the biggest obstacles that keeps people from traveling, especially in the U.S. So, if we want to do some serious traveling, we have to get a little creative.
Because who wants to spend all morning getting ready? There's too much to see and do out there.
It's not just the history and character, or the food, nightlife, or music that makes this one of my favorite cities in the US. There's something about New Orleans that feels welcoming to all, in its embrace of both the high and low. (12 min. read)
We fell in love with the colorful, crumbling walled city on our first trip in 2011. So much so, in fact, that we later got married there.
Chile totally surpassed my expectations and I left feeling more inspired, refreshed, and ready to create than ever. Artist or not, you'll leave this beautiful and diverse country with the same feeling. (7 min. read)
The experience was one I'll never forget. It was hard not to feel like I had a comfort level and bond with these gentle giants by the end of our day together. (7 min. read)
Hint: I didn’t get there by calling myself a freelancer. (18 min. read - yep, settle in)
A few practical ideas to tide you over until you can actually step foot onto a humming 747 bound for your dream destination. (13 min. read)
…without losing your damn mind. Lessons learned from my 35-guest wedding in Cartagena, Colombia (6 min. read)
Sometimes the curveballs life throws at us are just the ticket to the life we’ve always wanted. (9 min. read)
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Escape the tourist traps and squeeze a little more local, authentic charm out of your travels. (9 min. read)