If you work full time in America but love to travel (like me at the moment), it’s important to be selective and strategic about satisfying wanderlust. For the most part, aside from the two weeks employees are allotted every year, travel time is severely limited: there are the holidays, weekends, and maybe three- to four-day… More A 9-to-5er’s guide on making the most of short/weekend trips
There’s a certain charm to the city of Wilmington. I’m not sure what it is, though… Maybe it’s the small town feel. Or its seemingly humble character. Or the how people seem relaxed, laid back, and friendly. But whatever it is, I like it. Wilmington made its way to my North Carolina itinerary because it’s… More A day in Wilmington
If there’s one thing that’s great about North Carolina, it’s that there’s an abundance of green everywhere (at least that’s what it feels like), even along the highways. That stood out to me because in Los Angeles, it’s buildings that surround the freeways. A good number of my hours in North Carolina were spent on… More Green everywhere (and more!)
Tonight I met someone who brought a watermelon from Florida to the hostel. Yup. Seriously. Andrew, a college graduate who resides in Tallahassee, Florida, is working toward a certificate to teach English. He flew to Chicago from Florida and explained that before flying, he bought a watermelon off the side of the road and put… More Nearly dead feet and a Florida watermelon
I don’t usually live blog, but I guess I might as well give it a try sometime. (Like today. Lol.) I’m currently in Chicago! I arrived today and am staying at a hostel. Some things I’ve noted for this trip so far (in no particular order): 1. The groceries I bought today will not suffice… More I’m blown away by Windy City
Temple Square is a popular tourist destination in Utah. It is located in downtown Salt Lake City and is the world headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The gardens surrounding the area were beautiful with brightly colored flowers (although unfortunately I didn’t take any photos that did the gardens justice). There were… More Utah: Temple Square
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