My first time traveling with a significant other in the fabulous Jamaica! Mysterious role reversals, jerk chicken, cliff divers…. Continue reading »
Year after year, I enjoy my family’s company while we work together to create this once a year delicacy. I enjoy these scrumptious anise morsels from the tin until every last crumb is gone… Continue reading »
Do you have the ability to feel at home no matter where you are? Are you repulsed by the ‘common’ tourist? You may have the Travel Syndrome! Continue reading »
Are we setting ourselves up for failure? We came into this experience expecting to make a difference, and maybe we did. But we learned more from the Haitians than we could ever expect to teach them… Continue reading »
India is a land where nothing ever comes together, but nothing ever quite falls apart either. Even though every day was an incessant love-hate relationship, looking back I can remember nothing but feeling that India felt more like home to me than I had ever known. Continue reading »
The adventures in foreign countries provide you with a fistful of memories which you will clutch ferociously in you hands for a lifetime. Not the kind that make u cringe, either… the kind that leave a warmth on your heart and a smile on your face. Continue reading »
We doubled over, tripled over, and quadrupled over with laughter as we feasted on tamales. And not one of us shared the same culture, and we obviously could not speak the same language, but ohhhhh could we laugh. Continue reading »
Pura Vida is a stability and steadiness of all opposites. It comes down to a very simple equation, which is really a question that wish I could ask myself more: How can I do this outdoor work most efficiently so that my hammock time is maximized? It’s finding that sweet balance of working hard, and relaxing just as hard. Continue reading »
Globalization: it’s happening, & the fight against it is not worth it. However, we can preserve the integrity and character of every location by cherishing our connections with those around us, and of course, savoring the little things. Continue reading »
