Well, the secret’s out… Soon, I will be leaving St. Louis and heading across the state to live in Kansas City. Since March of 2011, St. Louis has been my home, and although we’ve had our ups and downs, I’d say it’s not some place I’ll never visit again. In the true fashion of closure, … More Sayonara St. Louis!
“Oh but you love your job!” It’s right, I was one of the few people who LOVED what I was doing. Getting up and going into work wasn’t a problem for me, for two years straight. My boss was a dream mentor, constantly encouraging and challenging me so that I was able to discover and … More My dream job turned into a nightmare
We were ready to get out of Venice. Not that it wasn’t lovely and haunting in all of it’s mystery and history, but we’d spent days in Italy and wanted to make the most of what was left of our three-week post college backpacking adventure. We couldn’t believe how lucky we were to secure the … More “I hate Americans.”
I’ve been hearing that it’s easy to get a SIM card for your smart phone when you’re abroad and stay just in touch with home as you would … well, at home. When I went to Europe, backpacking with A in 2010, we didn’t have SIM cards. Hell, I didn’t have a smart phone. Staying … More A Euro Trip, in limited texts to home
Hi there! I will come back to this, but I just wanted to ask… Are there fall colors where you are? I’d love to see them! I’m heading back to the Midwest after spending a week in Colorado where I realized how beautiful the yellow Aspens are and how lucky we are to have deciduous … More Colorado Fall Colors
Drug lords, bacteria-filled water, pick-pocketers. Mexico sounds like a scary place. All-inclusive, sandy beaches, endless buffets. Mexico sounds dreamy. But how much do you actually know about Mexico? I knew that when a group of friends booked an all-inclusive resort in Rivera Maya, I wanted to get off of that resort. I wanted to see … More Get Off the Resort
When you travel young, you usually travel cheap. And that’s just what Alicia and I did when we decided that on the day after graduation, we’d be heading to Europe. Alicia and I bought our youth Eurail passes, which are a great deal for anyone under 25. Alicia and I then used the “rail” map to … More How to Cross the Mediterranean for Cheap
The sun was out, the skies were clear and the air was light and crisp. My backpacking partner, Alicia, and I hopped on the train to Dachau. It had been Alicia’s idea to make a day trip to Dachau, and as a history lover, I agreed. But I didn’t know what to expect. My mind … More Dachau, Beautiful and Horrible
I just wrote my first feature for Pink Pangea and here it is! Who you travel with can make or break a trip. Whether it’s a work trip, or a vacation, or even just a trip with a set purpose, like a bachelorette party or a bar mitzvah, consider certain things in your travel buddy. … More 4 Qualities to Look for in a Travel Buddy
Otherwise known as “that one time I tried to buy drugs in a foreign country.” A group of five girls and myself took a Bahamian cruise for spring break. After we spent the morning soaking up alcohol, sunshine and saltwater jet-skiing above the clear blue water in an inlet just outside of Nassau, we decided … More Alone in Nassau
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