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Cultural Travel: Embrace the Good, the Bad, and Especially the Weird

Traveling abroad means learning how to use a bidet for the first time, warm hospitality from complete strangers, wonderful and unusual smells of exotic dishes, idyllic views thought…

My Nomadic Experiment: Reinvention, Transformation, Stepping Off the Edge

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Rogue Voodoo Child

Like a long-term fling where she just won’t leave and you can’t quite quit. A seductive affair that brings you…

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Bourdain’s Footsteps

Anthony Bourdain learned about free tapas culture during his visit to Granada, Spain in Parts Unknown. Along with each drink order small…

Covid Is Over!

I never intended on Bali being a destination. Traveling throughout the pandemic wore on me. Restriction after restriction, QR codes along with…

Revival

She presses her lips on me, pushing her body hard against mine. I can feel her heat and wetness smear onto my…

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Arctic Circle to Austin, Texas – More North America – The Trans-Labrador Highway “Traveling–it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a…

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My Nomadic Experiment: Reinvention, Transformation, Stepping Off the Edge

“Because in the end, you won’t remember the time you spent working in the office or mowing your lawn. Climb that mountain.”…

10 Days as a Woman in Morocco

As a woman traveler, I experience things differently than my male counterparts. I don’t typically travel to the places that are going…

Growing up with a Salvadoran mother meant listening to Cumbia from the San Vicente region of El Salvador during early afternoons as a child on one of our cassettes. It’s common in many of those songs for the singer to…

Cultural Travel: Embrace the Good, the Bad, and Especially the Weird

10 Days as a Woman in Morocco