travel stories from a content writer, travel agent, and homemade pizza maker
It’s that time of the year again—Back to School! Depending on where you go to school, you might’ve already started classes. Even if you haven’t yet, chances are you’ve started getting books and materials together for when you do. Besides school supplies, there’s a whole other list of items to make sure you stock up … Continue reading Back to the Books
The Internet is a vast resource that I feel like I've only scratched the surface of. I'm not just talking about how deep you can fall into a Google-search-hole or how many vine compilations you need to watch before you've seen them all. I mean, I use the same websites for studying and leisure without … Continue reading Corners of the Internet
I'll admit it- I'm not a big coffee person. And trust me, I've tried to be. A lot of my friends are experts on the difference between an Americano and a macchiato, and I swear my mom's addicted to that stuff. While I'll indulge in a cup every so often, it's definitely not my drink … Continue reading Coffee Crawl: Gypsy Coffee House
This may seem a little redundant for a blogger to write and her audience to read, but I promise I'm not here to scold you for never leaving your room or mock you for never being able to hang out with friends without posting it on Snapchat. I'm just here to try and shed a … Continue reading The Importance of Unplugging
Yesterday I took 13,977 steps. None of them were taken in my neighborhood, or on my university's campus. None of the steps I've taken in the last week have even been in my home state. As many of you probably already know (because you all religiously follow this blog), I recently took a road trip … Continue reading Where I’ve Walked
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Before I start, I want to apologize to everyone living outside America. I don't mean to exclude you. But with (American) Independence Day less than a week away, I wanted to address a couple thoughts about the current state of our nation. Now, it's no secret that in the past year America has faced growing … Continue reading Celebrating Freedom
We've all been there- some of us more than others- but there's really no reason to be ashamed. Of course I'm talking about those times we spend five hours we don't have to waste finishing the newest season of our favorite television show. What's worse is when we spend that time re-watching episodes we've already … Continue reading Backtrack
Capes are a staple for any superhero. And I can understand why. They symbolize courage and virtue, among many things. Just look at Superman or Captain Marvel. When we see a caped figure, we know we're dealing with a hero. But I have this theory that our best heroes- and our favorite heroes- prefer blank tees … Continue reading Capes
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