Today’s Quarter Life Epiphany brought to you by Marisa While you heard from Marisa a few weeks ago (here), today she’ll be sharing her Quarter Life Epiphany story in-depth. My alarm clock rang at…
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Whether in Thailand, in Brazil, in the United States or on the moon, Thanksgiving for me means an attitude of gratitude and a gathering of friends and food. (and wine)
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Roxanne’s story: “I accepted that I don’t know what I was doing, and that I don’t know what I would be doing. I forgave myself for that.”
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I have a confession. I’m afraid to travel solo. Seriously. And I’m leaving in a week. Even though I’ve written praising solo travel, the importance of solo travel safety, and even how to make friends and avoid loneliness……
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What to know before you head to a Brazilian beach – what to bring and what to leave at home!
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After 3 years and almost 20 intercontinental flights, I’ve accrued some pretty helpful tips. If I follow the advice exactly, I even have a borderline enjoyable flight (I keep a checklist to ensure I don’t forget anything).
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Today’s Epiphany Provided by : Laura Hello! I’m Laura, a 26-year-old who has been living and working abroad since 2013. While participating in a travel writing program in Lima, Peru, during college, I instantly became…
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My decision to teach English as a volunteer has led to the most fun and rewarding experiences of my life.
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After a few too many reruns of “Taken” – how do you reassure your loved ones at home (and maybe even yourself) that you’re going to be safe?
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An ex-expat (having lived in Japan for 4 years teaching English but now back in Florida), Kaley blogs at Communication is Difficult, and enjoys cooking and food from around the world. She describes her journey, “I’m…
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