It only took a month for me to realize that remote working can be really, really lonely.
You might think I would have come to that conclusion sooner, but in...
I like to see things through other people’s eyes. It’s what I love most about talking to people, about reading, and of course, about traveling. Cities from othe...
Two tears raced each other down opposite ends of my face; and were soon followed by several others hot on their heels. I'm the first to admit that I wear my hea...
Cape Town is a bustling city, we have sky scrapers (at least 2 or 3), rush-hour traffic and diverse and trend setting food hotspots but we also have roses. Hidd...
I was one week into a four month stint in Southeast Asia when I found myself standing opposite a sea of colorful fishing boats, watching the most beautiful sunr...
When you´re out on the trail, you probably have accepted that after a long day of physical exertion you're not going to have the luxury of sitting down to a mas...
A few years ago, I started travelling again after a long hiatus. I discovered that, relatively speaking, I am really bad at it. Everywhere I go, I meet traveler...
“Just ease back slowly, you can do it,” Dirk assures me confidently. I follow his instructions, leaning back gently, and then let out a yell.
Turning my head...
This month marks three full years that I’ve been basking in the wild magic that is Colorado. Despite summer road trips, camping on the weekends and making Tim, ...
Everyone needs a good break away from the city. Last weekend, my friend Jared and I went to Wine, Jazz & Laughter - a festival at Idiom Winery, and what a w...
