This post includes a sponsored promotion for Compeed I wouldn't say I'm the best packer, because I usually leave packing to around midnight the night before I leave on a trip, which probably isn't the best approach. But with the number of trips I take each month I've at least ...
5 Things We Could All Learn from Guyanese People
Visiting Guyana was the sort of trip where I saw lots of really incredible places, but it was also the kind of trip where I really felt like I learned something.I mentioned before that Guyana was a touch out of my comfort zone - or at least the 8 days I spent in the ...
6 Incredible Places You’ll Only Find in Guyana
I returned from Guyana last week, and I'm still in a sort of dreamy haze from the trip. Like whenever anyone has asked me how my time in Guyana was, I just get this silly smile on my face. It was lovely.Except for the bug bites. I keep waking Dan up in the middle of the night ...
When the Whole World Begins to Feel the Same
There’s something I’ve been struggling with for quite a while, and today I’m feeling brave so I’m finally going to address it: after traveling so much, everywhere is starting to kind of feel the same.Aaand cue the eye roll.I know, this is like the dumbest first world ...
Bocas del Toro Panama Is Not Just for Backpackers
As Rachel and I sat in the minivan taking us to Bocas del Toro I worried that we had made two grave mistakes in coming here: we had visited San Blas first, which the Bocas del Toro beaches could never live up to, and we were visiting some five years too late.You see, ...
Once a full-time nomad, I'm now trying to find a balance between continuing to explore off the beaten path places around the world while also building a home in Norway. Want to know more? Head to my 