Travel blog writing is how I capture my trips abroad.
I’ve spent two years abroad and love to share my experience with others!
From TEFL tutoring in Italy to budget backpacking through Southeast Asia, I’ve traveled in many ways and have lots to share.
Here you’ll find stories, travel hacks, and tips about destinations.
One of my passions is to help you get out there and see what the world has to offer.
What got me into travel at first were the stories people like my friends, TV personas, bloggers, and YouTubers had to share.
Since I started, I haven’t looked back, and travel blog writing is the way I share it all.
The Eternal City has pasta on every street, so finding the best cacio e pepe can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack. On vacation in Rome, my girlfriend and I tried some of the top-rated cacio e pepe the city had to offer and found a clear winner.
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My summer abroad has been full of rash decisions. Some have been amazing, and others have led me to terrible travel experiences. Today, I made another rash decision, and I feel like it’s a good one. Spontaneity is a word I had to look up to spell. Don’t judge, we’ve all been there, and I’ve
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1 I drove fast with the wind in my hair, down the Oregon country road in a flurry about how life would be so different in such a short time. Actually, I didn’t have hair, just a beard… The wind was in that, though, and everything felt momentary, all about to change so quick and
Looking at it made me scared and sad at the same time. Part of me wanted to go in, part wanted to run.
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2 I’ve been here three times before, at the bookends of trips long and short. This time, Rome meets me somewhere in the middle of my journey abroad with no end date reserved, and it feels different. I’m staying with my girlfriend right next to Termini station, a dingy neighborhood that reminds me of my
6 | Rome: Monoliths & Pasta Read More »
1 Priorities are hard to manage. They get covered up by unnecessary complications. They grow long shadows, prone to paralyze action. When this happens, it’s important to remember that things should be simple. They say it takes twenty-one days to settle into a new routine. I’ve been in Europe for thirty days now, and I’m
5 | A Quest for Music in Italy Read More »
Passion sets us off. It kicks the home out of the body, points it down the road, and encourages the discovery of horizons far from our door. It is the magic of life, and it deserves to be followed. If you do, life will surprise you with its beauty.
4 | Italy and Passion Read More »
I am at the start of a trip I cannot begin to fathom, the precipice of departure—at the gate of my hometown airport.
3 | Paris and Leaving Read More »
The number of things you have to do only reveals itself when you know you’ll be gone. People have meditated on this thought through the lens of death, and it makes me wonder, is this upcoming trip the death of myself?
2 | The Catharsis of Departure Read More »
At the end of this month, I’m leaving the United States, and I don’t know when I’ll be back.
1 | I’m Going on an Adventure Read More »