Hope in Haiti: Lessons from Children
Come along with me to experience Hope in Haiti. It's a journey worth taking.
"Ca marche." This became the slogan of our week-long trip...
Monthly Archives: May 2013
Hot Air Balloon Riding with 2Fly Us
Before our trip to Arizona, I did the usual thing that many travelers do - research where to stay, eat and what there was to see and do...
Bali: A Beautiful Chaos
There's something about Bali that, if you let it, will mellow you out, loosen your jaw -- did you know most of us spend our days with o...
Enjoying Paris Without A Plan
Sometimes my writing can be like my exploring, sudden stops, changes in direction, and the next thing you know, what I wanted to write ...
Nicaragua Ain’t for Sissies
“Nicaragua ain’t for sissies, but it’s got a lot of soul. Folks accustomed to life in the US need an incredibly adventurous spirit if t...
Children of the Dump
In 2010, I traveled to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and volunteered at the Children Center of Hope Orphanage and the School of Champions thr...
Disrupted by Routine
I’m here at Changi International Airport on what may be my longest layover to date: 15 hours. I arrived at the eyelid-dropping hour of...
A Country Like No Other
The African, Caribbean, Latin American, Indian, West-Indie, and Asian cultures are all prominent throughout Guyana. Walking through Geo...
A Desert Camel Safari in Jaisalmer, India
I mount my sitting camel like a horse, unsure of what to expect from the two-day ride through India's largest desert, Jaisalmer. Once o...
Comfortable, Cozy, & Convertible – The Medley Baby Carrier
Before I had Athena, I thought that all baby carriers were the same. I also was completely naive about how often I'd use a carrier. Bab...