I feel like I’ve been searching for meaning for a large part of my life. Home, solace, connection. Somehow I’ve been lucky enough to find some of it during my travels. How can we live more authentically in a way that’s meaningful for us? I’ve been thinking a lot about the potential answers to this …
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When I used to think of Capri, I would picture yachts, celebrities, and the extremely wealthy in a beautiful secluded island. I hadn’t ever really considered going, at least not anytime soon, and especially not on my own. It just seemed far, hard to get to, and too expensive. I imagined the Amalfi Coast and …
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If you’re looking for a raunchy girl meets boy story, this is not it. This is a story about how I found love in Italy, in the most simplistic pure form – read on, maybe it’ll make sense to you. Imagine waking up with the sunrise, excited and motivated to start the day. There’s no …
In the last two years of the pandemic, I’ve seen many friends and acquaintances take a huge leap of faith and use this time to essentially “fuck off” to another country. I took the chance and landed in Panama. How was it? Beautiful, breathtaking, and some mildly rough treks.
If you’ve spoken to me about travelling, I’ve likely told you about Berlin.. Germany’s cultural hotspot and wicked scene of world class techno. Wilder than imagination.
One of the most severe denial of human rights is the denial of spatial freedoms – the ability to move as you wish anywhere in the world and put your effort and labor somewhere fruitful. Because that’s what human life is – at the core of our foundation, existence, and what makes us human – …
(Hi. A really corny letter. To all the people I’ve met, especially Jan. 28-June 20 2019) I’m honestly still trying to wrap my thoughts around the last couple of months abroad in Paris. But this is not about Paris. I also had the most easy and affordable access to the rest of Europe. I travelled …
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I tied up the loose ends of my life in the city (temporarily): finished a last paper, cleaned, and packed. By the time I was done, it was about 4am and I went to sleep. I felt a rush of emotion that quickly transitioned from stress to excitement. I had an early morning flight to …
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I was lucky enough to see both the city and countryside of Florence. I only spent 4 nights here before heading to my next destination but there was something extremely nostalgic here. I often feel that when I’m in Italy, but something particularly in Florence made me feel like I was missing something. I felt …
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