Democracy By Cycle Rickshaw
Throwback to 2004 when I studied abroad in Jaipur, India. I remember that semester so vividly it doesn't feel like 13 years ago. I wrote [...]
A Random Street in Rabat
This is a flashback to my first published essay! It appeared in 2007 in the now defunct digital magazine Glimpse, a National Geographic Imprint. It's [...]
A Different Part of the Pig: Volunteering in Croatia
Today is a Throwback Thursday post. I was cleaning out old files and discovered this essay I wrote about a memorable lunch with my homestay [...]
10 Tips to Enjoy Rio de Janeiro
Alright, now that we've covered 10 ways to avoid trips to the police station and hospital in the last post, it's time fill up all [...]
10 Tips to Survive Rio de Janeiro
Last week my family and I were waiting in the citizens service area of the US Consulate in Rio de Janeiro, and I overhead a [...]
Hamilton: A Musical & My Inspiration
I recently confessed to planning an entire trip to New York City around a preschooler. Housing, excursions, food...It was all for her. With the exception [...]
NYC in a Preschooler’s Posse
We just got home after a week-long family vacation in New York City! I've been to New York City three times before, but this was [...]
Bible Belt Road Trip
Growing up in Atlanta, road trips were a big part of my childhood. In the summer we'd drive five hours to St. Simons Island on [...]
The Consequences of Going Gray
It's been more than difficult finding time to write this post. My husband is away on a networking trip while Kiddo's in the middle of [...]