We’re deep into the COVID-19 pandemic, and things are still far from normal. Many of us have lost jobs, stability, and (most importantly) even loved
For the past few years, I’ve been in a state of extreme transition—not knowing who I am, where I’m going and what, exactly, it is
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Travel has a way of teaching. In the past year, I’ve come to realize that traveling is what helped me to turn my life around.
If you’ve been following my blog for a while now, you may have noticed some changes in the past year or so: the blog posts haven’t been as frequent, fewer of the photos I post on social media are mine, I’ve gone dark on Snapchat, and there’s not much evidence that I’ve been doing a whole lot of traveling.
Nope, nothing ever works out the way it’s supposed to. By the time last December had rolled around, I was facing a major life decision.
I blinked myself out of a hazy snooze and squinted at my vibrating phone. It was the call I had been waiting for, but secretly
It’s 7am and the sun is rising. There’s a heavenly glow spread upon the rock cliffs that overlook the Gulf of Thailand. I scaled that
I don’t even know where I am anymore. Sometimes my location on this great planet of ours doesn’t fully register until that Google Maps pin
My grandiloquent claims that “I’d be fine!” did not soothe my mother’s concern. Her words were cautious and careful, and she maintained a steady, warning
As I write this article, I’m sitting in the room I grew up in. I spent the first fourteen years of my life in this
One can only become jaded through experiencing life. But isn’t that what traveling is about? We seek, with a thirst for excitement and the rawness
I’ve definitely been bitten by the travel bug. I can’t say for sure when the signs or symptoms occurred, but I do know that for most
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