I was very curious to see how a night out in Winterhude would compare with a night out in New York. I knew they’d be different (duh). But I was not prepared for where this night took us.
Read MoreSo if you’re looking to ease the transitional pain of your upcoming move to Germany, want to broaden your social circle anywhere in the world, or are just curious about what it’s like to move to a country that still believes in a thing called the fax machine, then this post is for you!
Read MoreSpending months living at sea is a weird way to spend your mid-20s, but the experience of waking up in a new country every day, performing on a high-tech stage for an audience of thousands, and planning off-the-beaten-path adventures over a Starbucks coffee on the ship, taught me so much about the world, and about the independent, traveled, confident person I wanted to be.
Read MoreEven after 1.5 years in Germany, no matter how many times I run into them, they make me chuckle, bristle, or just stand there asking “WHY?!”
Read MoreBut life as a travel blogger wasn’t all drinks on the beach and morning coffee in fluffy robes (but it was sometimes ;) ). Want to know what it was really like? Well, keep reading…
Read MoreI left a seaside paradise to put down roots in a grey and rainy city with a weird language and wonderful bread.
Read MoreThese are the things that, going into lockdown, make me chuckle, bow down, or stand up and applaud this complex society
Read MoreTo this day, I’m still convinced that California is the best that the United States has to offer, and I’m forever grateful to the Junie B. Jones tour for paying me to explore it for an entire month. But you know what’s even better?
Read MoreNeedless to say, my screen time for the past few weeks has been off the charts, refreshing my apps and websites every 30 minutes. But then something miraculous happened, as I sat in a call box at WeWork on Monday, butchering the German language while arranging a viewing of my 8th apartment in Hamburg.
Read Moreone thing I can say for certain is that this entire apartment hunt abroad has been one comical learning experience, filled with things I never dreamed I’d encounter.
Read MoreI thought I had a decent understanding of general life in Europe. And while I may have been right about a few tiny things, boy was I wrong about SO MANY OTHERS.
Read MoreAnd now that I’ve made the trip back to the US a few times, after settling in Europe, I’ve started to notice a few quirks about America that the average American never even thinks about; Facts of everyday life, that just don’t translate when you enter foreign soil.
Read MoreI want to take a peek back at my journey from on-stage singer to behind-the-screen remote worker and share my unfiltered thoughts on working online. Beyond the screen time, here are a few of the lessons I’ve learned thus far on my 365-day digital nomad journey:
Read MoreLet’s go for a virtual dinner date, and let me introduce you to a few of the dishes that are keeping my belly and heart happy, in these quarantine days in Deutschland.
Read Moretwo weeks ago, I did something pretty different. I went to a fancy resort in Thailand, spent a few days in Bangkok, and came back with a pretty shallow understanding of Thailand.
Read MoreIf you know me by now, you know that I’m a planner. I like to nail down dates, times, and schedules, and I start to twitch when things are disorganized. So to suddenly depart for Thailand without much more than a (very large) suitcase and a bottle of SPF 50 was completely out of character for yours truly.
Read MoreNow that airlines are getting pretty strict with their luggage weight limits, and traveling to countries where wheeled bags don’t stand a chance is becoming more popular by the minute, every piece of clothing in your suitcase matters. I’m on board to get all of the packing tips and luggage wisdom the world has to offer. But I’m also here to give it.
Read MoreBesides the impeccable acting, I immediately fell for the fashion, furniture, and too-cool-for-school style that oozed from my screen in every single episode. And when the credits started to roll, I sighed with the familiar octogenarian thought, “They don’t make ‘em like this anymore.” Well, it turns out they do…
Read MoreWhen I shop, I try and support the brands I believe in. So when I travel why wouldn’t I support the people I believe in?
Read Moreimagine my surprise when I moved to Portugal, and discovered my new favorite wines all came from a place I’d never even heard of.
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