Over the years, this blog has been my personal outlet and digital journal where I showcased the latest happenings in my life and adventures – some even included my foodie obsession for awhile. (Does anybody remember that that cupcake craze in Washington DC?) Over the years, it evolved into a travel and digital nomad blog […]
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Love & Gratitude 2019
A few years ago, I started a weekly column called Love & Gratitude where I listed a few things I was particularly grateful for that week. It could be big, small, and just about anything I was appreciative about in life. It was a post to encourage positivism, lightness, and above all – gratitude for […]
The Top List of Holiday Gifts that Give Back
If you’re a big gift giver, these gifts may do more than just please the giftee. This is the ultimate list of gifts that keep on giving – for a good cause. Everlane’s 100% Human Collection. If you buy a t-shirt, tank, or hoodie, $5 from the purchase of each product will go to the […]
Things I Learned from doing the Walk to End Alzheimer’s for my Mother
When I was 20, my friend Mike broke his leg in multiple places in a crazy motorcycle accident. He literally had screws sticking out of his leg for months, was bed-ridden and then wheelchair-ridden. His wife, Louise suddenly became his sole caretaker all while working a full-time job and living in an apartment with no […]
Effective Ways to Channel Your Liberal Frustration (and MAKE SURE TO VOTE!)
You need to vote for things other than the President. Make sure you do that and here are other effective ways for you to channel your liberal frustration. Make sure you are registered to vote and encourage people in your life to do the same Vote.org Rock the Vote Contact your Member of the House […]
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Lyme Disease 101 + How to Spend Time Outdoors Safely
Veronica is a near & dear friend to me and for the past three years, I’ve witnessed her on-going battle with Lyme Disease and she’s a champion. Not only was she fighting a disease that was as strong as the Hulk but also against a world that is (unfortunately) woefully uninformed. Ever since then, Veronica […]
If you travel you need to learn how to spot human trafficking
Human trafficking is modern-day slavery As a traveler, we’re observers and generally people watchers. It’s also imperative (almost your duty) as a traveler, to learn how to spot human trafficking. Human trafficking is largely a hidden crime and it is happening EVERYWHERE. In small towns, in large cities, in developed and less developed countries. In […]
Ultimate Guide to Solo Travel as an Introvert
I love solo travel as an introvert because I enjoy my own company and solitude. While I enjoy socializing with people, I love to explore a country on my own and at my own pace. There are things I can discover, see, do, and eat without worrying about how someone else feels about it. […]