I am often asked how I’m able to travel so much. People that don’t know me well assume I have a lot of money (which I assure you I don’t and didn’t for all of my 20s). Those that do know me well, however, know that I’m always on the hunt for the best travel…
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Book Review: Moloka’i
(Author: Alan Brennert) Ever since I was in middle school, I remember seeing someone reading this book and I thought it looked intriguing. The cover depicts a Polynesian-looking woman and hibiscus flowers. This book has been on my “to read” list for decades. I finally got my hands on it and found it at my…
A long weekend in Guadalajara, Mexico
Ever since I spent a few days in Mexico City with my family back in 2021 (right before I took my first big girl job), I have always wanted to go back. I knew Mexico was diverse but spending time around locals and embarking on day trips in and around Mexico City made me realize…
Solo Adventures: Venturing in Vienna
From Budapest, I arrived in Vienna mid-afternoon and was only able to give myself 2.5 days in the city. However, it definitely deserved more time and I will be going back! Vienna is a beautiful, classic city that has so much history, so many educational institutions, and places of historical significance. I was in awe…
Solo Adventures: 24 hours in Bratislava
I had no idea I would enjoy Bratislava as much as I did after reflecting on my 24 hours spent there. Getting there from Budapest was easy—a 2.5 hour smooth train ride that dropped me off near the city center. As I arrived at the train station, I noticed more remnants of the Communist regime…
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