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.
Last year was full of travel: Venice, Tuscany, Croatia, Nice, Slovenia. I have footage of it all, and with the restrictions on travel right now, I’ve decided this is the best time to tell these stories. The Rest of It is my newest video series. The second video is coming out this Saturday, but you […]
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My travel plans are canceled. Yep. Canceled.Well… basically. In a few of my videos and on the page of my blog, I’ve hinted at “BIG PLANS, coming soon ;)” These would be my travel plans: a seven-month trip around the world, where I make videos and posts about my journey. Despite all that’s happening, I
Last summer, I captured my first full day in Rome with my sister, Freya. I’d been there a few times before, with a school, alone, but no time was ever like this! It was a crazy day, full of delicious food and miles on miles of crumbled monuments, gardens, and unexpected experiences. Check it out
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The winding streets, secret passages, and forgotten squares transfix those who dare to wander. Solace hides steps away from the rialto bridge and brings you to places like the Jewish Ghetto. You’ll find a free museum, somewhere nice to sit along a canal, then an overgrown and crumbling restaurant with pasta and prosecco. Of course
So, it’s been a month. . . . Missed you! xo A lot has happened since getting back from my summer of teaching in Italy. I’ve enrolled in three colleges, dropped out of one of them, and snagged a swanky job at Starbucks (I know, I know). Things have been good. I’ve been reading more,
Melody emerged faintly before the sun set across Roman ruins and arches. All was golden. I sat on a balcony garden, among father and son, as “Fever Dream” played to a setting sun, beyond Rome’s ruin. Melody crept to the three of us, lulling our eyes onto crumbled arches and aqueducts; the son nestled his
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Fourteen miles, one thousand calories, a hot day in Southern Italy, and jet-lag. There were metros and wrong stations, an unabridged journey through new and ancient cityscapes, and creatures cowering under cars. I fit in a workout before sunrise then wake my sister up, promising a market and bakeries, I’ll pay. We walk around and
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So far, it’s not been like what they say. I’ve been here two months, missed my family, been to four countries, jumped out an airplane, and have met people it makes me sad to think of never seeing again. In ACLE we have this activity called Bucket List, where students write down all the things
I’ve been to France, Austria, England, Scotland, and have lived in Italy for three months. I’m not the best with my money. Earlier this year, I wasted $1500 moving to a different state, only to move back after THREE WEEKS, and when I’m with friends, somehow thirty bucks spend quick. Despite me being a generally
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It’s my first week of camps, where I was a year ago, but in a very different place. Fear’s pent up inside me, watching orientation videos, remembering my first summer of teaching, and I’m not sure if I can do it again, not how I did.Is this how it was, or am I different? The