Travel Postcards of 2023
Hello, dear readers! It’s been a moment since we caught up, hasn’t it? Life’s unpredictable journey has taken me through some unexpected twists, and my blog has been in a… Read more »
Category: Blog
A Decade of Footprints in the Clouds: Reflecting on 10 Years Since the Epic Journey Began
Exactly a decade ago, I embarked on a journey that would forever change the course of my life – an adventurous expedition around the globe, solo and undeterred. On this… Read more »
Lusitania Adventures – Algarve with Romeo
🌞🌴 Introduction: A Journey of Discovery 🌍✈️ Step into the world of sun-soaked landscapes, charming cobblestone streets, and crystal-clear waters as I take you on a captivating journey through the… Read more »
Adventures with Romeo: Trinidad & Tobago Tales
Hey there, fellow adventurers! It’s been a while since I last shared my travel escapades, but trust me, I’ve been far from idle. Life has been a whirlwind of excitement,… Read more »
A Ode to my Friend and Traveler Partner, Danny Wolsey!
1ST PAINFUL ANNIVERSARY 1 year! 12 months! 365 days! 8760 hours! 525,600 minutes! 31,536,000 seconds! That’s exactly the time that has passed since I received that call from your niece…… Read more »
Travel Postcards of 2022
It’s been a long time, a very long time, I know. But Covid hasn’t really helped and then another 9264748 things happened… So my blog has been here, quiet and… Read more »
Questions Of Travel
Because Traveling still seems more like a utopia at the moment, I decided to share one of my favorite travel poems, called Questions of Travel by Elizabeth Bishop, enjoy: Poem by… Read more »
If you can’t go outside, go inside!
After 5 months living in something that feels more like a parallel universe, I am constantly reminded of this beautiful Buddhist quote that I so embrace now – but was… Read more »
Traveling during the Pandemic
We are living through uncharted territory. The world is changing and so are we. I could write for hours about how I feel about this and how stressful and sad… Read more »
The Chinese
The Chinese It was a hot day, excruciatingly hot actually, and the temples at Angkor were completely filled with people, faces, and bodies moving everywhere … This was my second… Read more »
