Travel Hacks for a Life After Remote Year Our final month of Remote Year begins in less than 1 week and the tears are already starting to flow. While the last 11 months have been nothing short of incredible, most of us are bracing for real life to Continue Reading Heading Home to the U.S. The airport shuffle
"Are you going to move forward?" I looked up from my phone. My internet was suddenly working at top speed and I was absorbed in reading all the Facebook comments from my latest post about Continue Reading The Great Butterfly Migration to Mexico Butterflies in the sky
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Many of us have heard of the Monarch Butterfly migration from Canada down to Mexico every year at the end of the summer, but Continue Reading Mexico City: Soaking in a City Through Exercise ECOBICI Rack
Get out of your comfort zone and take in Mexico City via bike. Consistent bike lanes may be hard to come by and there's a good chance you'll experience potholes and broken macadam, but being able to bike Continue Reading A Warm California Welcome
My introduction to living in Northern, CA has been accentuated with unprecedented wildfires, an earthquake, cold water swims, but above all, ceaseless beauty.
Just a few hours after my arrival into San Francisco, wildfires exploded across Napa and Continue Reading Living in a Tree: A Weekend in the Amazon You know those mornings when you wake up, stretch, smile at the sun, breath in the clean air... and then notice a tarantula the size of a dessert dish about 8" from your face? This was one of thosemornings.
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ABOUT ME
Posts from 1+ Years of Travel
50,000 miles, 23 countries, 5 continents... and almost 2 years later. I've left the corporate world (and the US) to experience life.
Turns out, Shakira’s moves aren’t so unique after all. In fact, her signature hip moves are the dance moves of her home town of Barranquilla, Colombia. Barranquilla is also home...
It would be wrong to travel through Mexico City and not get your hands a little dirty. That means eating at markets and testing the street food. Mercado San Juan...
Get out of your comfort zone and take in Mexico City via bike. Consistent bike lanes may be hard to come by and there’s a good chance you’ll experience potholes and broken macadam,...
Click here to view a video of a butterfly swarm Many of us have heard of the Monarch Butterfly migration from Canada down to Mexico every year at the end...
Before I arrived in Mexico City, my premeditated fears revolved around pollution and crime. My vision included a heavy dark cloud settling over shanty towns that stretch to the horizon,...
I’ve lived in Mexico City for over 2 weeks now and it’s difficult to pick my top favorite things for a 2-day period, but I’ll give it a shot. Imagine...
What you need: Running Shoes Smart Phone with headphones Yoga Matt or Towel As a recovering New Yorker, I’m used to living across the street from my gym and being...