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While I was in Washington with my mom, I got the news that Amanda got the job she had applied for in New York City!  I came out to help her move, but first we had to say good bye

For almost 4 months now, I’ve been traveling with only this: That’s right!  Carry-on only! With weather that ranged from the beaches of Barcelona to the fancy streets of Paris to the mountains of Scotland.  How do I do it?

When it was time for me to leave Sequim, Sarah and Derek were housesitting, so I asked if I could housesit their house.  They are walking distance from Sloan’s lake (round trip around the lake from their front door is

My adventure to Washington began on Saturday while I was in Baltimore.  My mom and Ron Voyage (my mom’s honey who’s last name is not Voyage, but he likes to find good deals traveling and calls himself thus when he

Amanda always gives the best advice.  Last year when I was freed from my high paying job I told Amanda about my predicament.  Now that I had put in my time getting on my feet financially I wanted the next

My next stop took me to Philadelphia where I stayed with my good friend Amanda.  You remember Amanda, she’s the one who gave me all the great tips about where to go and what to do in Scotland.  Amanda was

After a million hours in the middle seat of the middle section of the Norwegian Airlines plane (where every beverage cost at least $3) I was delighted to be reunited with the ubiquitous water fountains of American Airports. With the

Before I left I was curious to see how it would be traveling alone.  I really enjoy my own company, but sometimes when I find myself experiencing something spectacular it’s that much more fun to share it.  Being able to

As my list of places I’d been began to outnumber the places I was going, people started to ask me what my favorite was.  After spending five years ruminating on where I dreamed to go the most, I picked well–

I woke up at 3:30am to catch the 4am shuttle to the Dublin airport for my 6am flight back to Scotland (I didn’t believe that people pronounced it like Pittsburgh until I heard it in Europe).  I arrived in Edinburgh,