Why I Love London: A Real Adventurous Day in Life of a Londoner
Oh, I love London. This city will really never cease to amaze me with the endless treasures it has in store absolutely everywhere. There is always something new to discover, …
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The Dover Games: Keeping Tradition Alive in the Cotswolds
This year I visited the 403rd edition of the or the Costwold Olimpicks. Yes, you read that right – the four-hundred-and-third year of the annual Cotswold Olimpicks, or the Dover …
17 Life Lessons You Learn While Staying in Hostels
Staying in hostels is definitely one of those things you don’t fully understand until you do it. You picture a busy, dirty room full of creepers and wierdos who try to …
Making Friends in London: Much Harder than it Should Be (California Girl in London Part Two)
Should I keep walking around by myself? Should I go to the bathroom? Where even is the bathroom here. Maybe back there. Shit, nope, fire exit. Casually walk away. I just went in a circle. Ok well I’m heading back to the bar apparently…
California Girl in London Part 1: Hire Me, I’m Great (Expat Life in London)
After just a few short weeks of expat life in London, I have done a little write-up on my experience searching for and finding job(s). And it goes a little …
The Bioluminescent Bay in Vieques Puerto Rico: Where I Truly Understood my Passion for Travel
On the only main road in the tiny island town of Esperanza, we met our tour company at 9pm in front of one of Vieques island’s small guest houses. We …
25 Hilarious Differences Between England and America
When I moved to London from California, I (obviously) noticed a lot of funny differences between England and America. I had been to England many times before, but I was …
The 8 Best Views in LA – Los Angeles Viewpoints You Must See
It’s hard to name the best views in LA. There are too many Los Angeles viewpoints to count, and it took me a while to narrow down this list to …
Why I Chose to Move Abroad and Travel When I Graduated Instead of Get a Job
For anyone who hears that I am a graduating college student, the obvious choice is to ask me what I am going to do next. Friends, teachers, and most adults I encounter constantly bombard me with questions about what the hell I am going to do with my life after I graduate, what I want to do with my major, and what perfectly planned idea I must already have for my future. I may be one of a few who hate these questions, because no, I do not have an entry level job at a Fortune 500 company with promise of moving up, and to be honest, right now, I don’t want one.