How to Prepare for Your Trip to Seychelles
Preparing for a trip to Seychelles, especially if you are doing it solo, can seem like a daunting task. These pandemic times don’t make it any easier. So a little leg work in performing some research will go a long way. Thankfully for you, I’ve recently returned from an amazing trip to Seychelles! This was […]
A Sweet Spot to Spend Valentine’s Day – MarieBelle NYC
Being an NYer it goes without saying that holidays are a joy to celebrate, and that includes the lover’s holiday – Valentine’s day! There are a ton of places to dine, and activities to do with your love doves. One of my favorites is to indulge in the oh so fabulous MarieBelle cafe. MarieBelle – […]
Climbing the Base of Mount Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro – The roof of Africa When it comes to Tanzania one thing you might find is the overwhelming number of activities you can do. What you will also quickly find is that these activities can be on the pricier side. This is specifically the case when it comes to either climbing the famous […]
How to Spend the Day in Airlie Beach, Australia
The Gateway to the Great Barrier Reef Region For those of you who don’t know, or maybe just figured it out by my subtitle, Airlie Beach is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef Region. It is a fantastic base if you intend on doing a bit of island hopping, or doing any water activities along the Great […]
Inle Lake – the Lake of Life
A painted journey Intentionally discovered roads are ones in which the decision to seek that particular path has already been made. The mind, high anticipation, and excitement strategically facilitate the creation of destination imagery. We envision the exact experience we desire to have. If ever there was a place that recreates the ideals of a […]
A Go-To Travel Guide to the Greek Islands
The Greek Islands 101. Surely, you are here because, well…its been on your mind. Let me guess- it’s even on your bucket list. I know, I know. Greece has a way of capturing people and leaving them completely breathless. Yet the biggest question is, where do you start? How do you start? Well, let me […]
Pain & Prowess
Its 12pm and I am about to go eat lunch. It’s International Day at Tea Leaf Vision, the school with which I am teaching English. Long, jeweled sarees, and beautiful pastel-colored attire gallivanting everywhere. A celebration of culture, womanhood, manhood, etc., it was truly a festive day. Wrapped up in the motion of events occurring […]
The Evil Eye and My Consciousness
The Battle of the Legend and the Curse I am not one to believe in tales, but if there is one thing in life that I have learned it is that if many people proclaim some level of truth to a narrative, the odds are that most likely, there is something to it. Doubt it […]