Tag Archives: travel

Making it Happen

It may be a little silly, but AHHHHHHHH!!!!! I AM OFFICIALLY SCUBA CERTIFIED!!! I can dive anywhere and everywhere, baby! 18 meters deep, you gon find Mermaid Mal, you know what I’m saying? Makin friends with the fish, you feel me?  This is something I’ve dreamt about since I was in high school. It wasContinue reading “Making it Happen”

The Redemption of France

And with perfect synchronicity, Paris made a seamless come back for France. Starting strong with a slow, peaceful morning – we arrive around 8am with a few hours to spare before we are able to check into our Airbnb. We walk around our area to get a good sense of what’s around, and then findContinue reading “The Redemption of France”

An Ode to CA

What a contradiction – to love being a homebody just as much as loving exploring. If there’s one thing this temporary move to Europe has taught me, it’s that I love having my own space. One that I’ve customized to my liking, that I’ve made comfortable for me, that embodies everything I find cozy, fun,Continue reading “An Ode to CA”

Frazzled in France

I can’t get away without sharing our experience in France with you. I’m going to start from the beginning, as this whirlwind of events deserves. Story time! For starters, just getting to France in itself was chaotic. I won’t stress you with the details, but know that at one point (less than 24 hours beforeContinue reading “Frazzled in France”

Explore Your Options

I think one of the coolest things about moving away from my hometown was I had the opportunity to create and find who I am, without preconceived notions of who I was while growing up. It’s proven our environments and the people who surround us influence our lives subconsciously. No matter how aware we areContinue reading “Explore Your Options”

Roamin’ Around

One of my most life-changing travel experiences I had was Rome. I fell in love with the ancient environment, and the still-standing buildings with architecture that blows your mind. The country is so small that we walked the entire perimeter of it, yet it holds such a telling story of history. I was in aweContinue reading “Roamin’ Around”