This section contains a mix of lengthy travel anecdotes, quick memories, and travel insights to help transport you to each city (or country) that you read about.
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Snow Way Out? How to Have Fun in Atlanta During a Snow Storm
Hello everyone, and happy Friday! Last week, I took a trip to Atlanta. I was super excited for this mini-vacation because I was visiting a good friend from college (named Rachel) whom I had not seen in over a year! It’s crazy how quickly time flies by… Anyway, I am happy to report that we …
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An Ode to Oslo: Must-see Spots and the “Local” Experience in Norway
This week, let’s go back to my time in Oslo, Norway! Norway was the last stop of a 10-day Scandinavian adventure that I embarked upon with two travel companions, and it was a great way to end the trip. Compared to the rain that we experienced in Copenhagen and Stockholm, the weather in Oslo was …
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Painted Ladies and Streetcars and Bridges, Oh My! (San Francisco, Part 3)
Happy Thursday everyone! It may not be Friday, but at least we can start the countdown – right? Now without further ado, let’s talk about the part of this trip that (some of) you may have been waiting for…the city of San Francisco! Dim Sum and (the real) Fisherman’s Wharf On our first day in …
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Monterey Bay: Seafood, Sailing, and Dali! (San Francisco Recap Part 2)
Hello everyone, happy Thursday once again! We all know why we’re here, so let’s dive right in: Where we last left off, my parents and I had a semi-disastrous journey to Monterey, California, but made up for it by having a lovely first day. On our second day, we explored Monterey a bit more before …
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A Rocky Start Leads to a Great First Day (San Francisco Recap Part 1)
Hello everyone! I’d like to wish you all a happy Friday with Part 1 of the San Francisco recap.So first of all, I must admit: I think I liked San Francisco (and the general Northern California ~vibe~) better than Los Angeles! Even though Los Angeles would be the better of the two to pursue one …
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Touring the City of Angels (Las Vegas & Los Angeles Recap, Part 3)
Hi everyone, and welcome to the third (and final) part of my recap from Vegas and L.A.! Today, I’m going to be telling you all about our time in Los Angeles. We only had 3 full days, but we definitely tried to make the most of it (with minimal napping!). So without further ado, let’s …
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Lost – and then found – in the Mojave Desert (Las Vegas & Los Angeles Recap, Part 2)
Today’s post is going to be a bit of a shorter recap since, as I type this, I have a flight to San Francisco this evening. It’s crazy how quickly time flies! For Part 2 of the Vegas and L.A. recap, I’m going to dive into our mini road trip across the desert to arrive …
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Vegas in 36 Hours: Take a Nap, Then Party! (Las Vegas & Los Angeles Recap, Part 1)
Hi everyone! Tonight, I’ll be talking about my time in Las Vegas, which ended up boiling down to one jam-packed day of doing “everything”. We were way too jet-lagged on the first day, so we spent a lot of it napping…oops. But, allow me to elaborate. This trip was one that I took with my …
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Riding through London At Night: Rent a Bike and Throw Caution to the Wind!
Hello again! This week, I want to take you all back to a night London during my semester abroad. Besides experiencing what the city has to offer in amazing historical sites, cuisine, and fine arts, one of my favorite moments in London was actually when I explored it at 2 in the morning with my …
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The “Typical Millennial” Mindset and What Our Parents Don’t See
If you’re anywhere between the approximate ages of 22 to 37, you’ve probably been labeled a “Millennial” at least once in your life. Especially as soon as you do something that ventures outside of what the previous generations consider to be the “norm”. Forget about if they know what’s going on in your head, or …
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