Month: April 2022

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. I’d been expecting rain for the rest of my stay, so I was surprised and delighted to wake up to sunshine! I set out to seize the day! Antoinette’s

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. Sunday it was raining. I had arranged to meet up with my mom’s friend Antoinette’s friend Denisa. I love these kinds of introductions. Denisa and Antoinette had met on

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. On Saturday I woke up to blue skies and sunshine. I looked at my weather app and there was a good chance this would be my only sunny day-

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. After walking 12 miles around Prague my first day, I decided to take it easy on my second day (I ended up only walking 6 miles). I felt a

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. When I was touring Europe in 2017 I had savings but no future employment. I was trying to travel as frugally as possible so I could make my money

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. ‘Why Prague?’ My aunt Wendy asked me. She hadn’t heard of it and didn’t know where it was. When I went to Europe indefinitely after the Art Institute and

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. In April of 2020 I had a one way ticket to London. After my contract on the Golden Princess I would spend a few days in Sydney and then

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. Usually my last cruise is spent savoring every ‘last’ activity that I love and feeling the relief of realizing it’s my last time doing the things I don’t love

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. It was February 28th. As of March 1st, masks would be recommended rather than required for guests. The Enchanted decided to start following that rule a day early. We’d

My views do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer. Years ago, I saw an interview with Mike Meyers where he said nothing in his life feels like it really happened until he tells his dad. Or something like