• Quarter Life Epiphany : Kaley

    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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    Are You Afraid of the Dark? La Fortuna Night Safari Float

    I’m afraid of the dark, and I signed up for the La Fortuna Night Safari Float to challenge my irrational fears (and see some spooky animals!)

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    La Fortuna and Arenal Volcano

    I went on a half-day Arenal Volcano hike for my first Costa Rican adventure – and didn’t even see the volcano!

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    Quarter Life Epiphany : Hadas

    Today’s Quarter Life Epiphany Brought to You by Hadas   My name is Hadas Aharon, I’m 24 years old. I’m currently doing my Masters in international relations, while also managing my travel & fashion blog.…

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    What to Pack for Costa Rica

    Wondering what to pack for Costa Rica? I share my two-week backpack inventory for a trip to Costa Rica here (plus two weeks to a surprise destination)

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    How I Make Money Blogging – Linqia

    Blogging is definitely not the fast and easy road to financial freedom that many people imagine it to be. At least, it isn’t for me, yet… (and if it is for you – please email…

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    Quarter Life Epiphany : Marisa’s Story

    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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    What Thanksgiving Means to Me (Hint: It’s Not Turkey)

    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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    Quarter Life Epiphany : Roxanne’s Story

    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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    An Engaged Traveler’s Confession about Solo Travel

    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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