They say it sometimes takes leaving your home country to fully appreciate it. This saying couldn’t be truer for our tour guide and one of the founders of foodTrip Chile, José Miguel Domínguez. As my friend, Natasha, and I began our Santiago food tour, we learned quickly just how well traveled José was. Having lived everywhere…
So, I haven’t really gone swimsuit shopping in a few years. I had a black ruffle one piece that didn’t quite fit but did a good enough job for the one or two times I needed it in Korea. Between training for this half-marathon and planning different warm weather trips, I’ve had one piece swimsuits for…
[dropcap]F[/dropcap]rankfurt is actually the first time I’ve had a layover long enough to explore the city. When I booked my flight to South Africa, I wound up having a 14-hour one. Since it’s been nearly four years since I was last in Europe, and I had never been to Germany before, I decided to plan…
Recently, I’ve collaborated with The 5th, a watch company I’ve been a fan of even before I had this blog. Part of our collaboration was to create a post around the idea of time, and what it means to me. With this in mind and my recent month long trip to South Africa, I started thinking…
Salzburg is easily one of the most magical cities in Europe. If you’re a music lover, you probably know it as Mozart’s birthplace, and if you’re a movie lover, you know it as the filming location of the much-beloved Sound of Music. There is, of course, much more to this European gem. I had my contributor, Nicole,…
[dropcap]S[/dropcap]omething I really got into while living in Korea was coloring. Intricate coloring books are quite trendy now, but they were extremely popular with Koreans well before they started showing up as Buzzfeed listicles. If you watched “The Producers (프로듀사)”, you may have seen IU frequently coloring in Johanna Basford’s beautiful Secret Garden book. I just love…