Beach Adventure in Curacao
As I am preparing to go to the Dominican Republic for my Spring Break/Semana Santa vacation this year, I am looking back at last year’s Spring Break in Curacao. I […]
Tag Archives: Travel
Iguazu Falls, Argentina
This is my second post about my three week December vacation to Argentina in 2012. If you go to Argentina you must visit Iguazu Falls!! From Dec 18-21st I was in […]
Why expat life is not always a smooth ride: another infographic about expats
This blog has a great infographic that covers a lot of areas in expat life. Expat Since Birth – A Life spent "abroad" Expat Life: Not Always A Smooth Ride! […]
Hostels Aren’t Just for the Kids
Originally posted on The Expat C.A.F.E.:
Living in the US I never in a million years thought I would stay in a hostel. Hostels always represented Europe…
Is International Teaching Right For You?
Do you like to travel? This should be an easy question to answer. Do you get excited when you are planning your next vacation? Does meeting new people, eating new […]
Who Goes on Cruises?
I saw this article which says people can take cruises for as little as $30 a day! I have never thought of taking a cruise as a real opportunity because it […]
Summer Phone Usage
Every summer I go home to Portland and try to figure out how I can get an affordable plan for my iphone for the 30-45 days I’m home. I like […]
Upcoming Travel Plans!!
I think of myself a slow traveler who finds herself playing tourist due to time constraints. I live in a country where a one-year teaching contract is the norm rather […]
Do yourself a favor and buy that damn plane ticket already.
Originally posted on infinite satori:
“Travel is never a matter of money but of courage. I spent a large part of my youth traveling the world as a hippie. And what…
20 Strangers Kiss
This video has only been up for a few days, but it has already received more than 40 million views. If you haven’t seen it already check it out! What […]
Teaching Wanderlust 