Travel Guide: Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

I was in Vietnam for New Years a couple of years ago! I was travelling solo and while I have done MANY solo trips, I was worried about this one because I really wanted to make friends so I could celebrate on NYE with a group. Fortunately, I met some really cool people and we

100 Followers!

Hello, I just wanted to share this milestone with everyone, I have reached 100 followers! Whoop! While this blog is more of a hobby than anything and I have been working on it for awhile now (a little over 6 months) and I am still excited about hitting those triple digits! Thank you to all

Travel Guide: Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne, while beautiful has some of the craziest weather I have ever experienced. You can literally experience all four seasons in a day at any time of the year. Unfortunately, I was there in the winter and did NOT bring winter weather clothes haha. Despite being very cold, I hate a great trip with my

Travel Memes

I did a book meme post, but that is only half of my blog, so I figured I definitely need to do a travel meme post. With Covid-19, I am definitely having major travel withdraws, but I love some good humor to get me through the hard times and reminisce. Without further ado, here are

Travel Guide: Madrid, Spain

Madrid was the last stop on my two month European trip last year. Typically, I struggle in my last ‘stop’ because I am both sad my trip is ending and sort of over living in hostels and ready to be home at that point. Fortunately, Madrid was such an amazing city, I didn’t really have

December Wrap Up

Last wrap up of the year! I also ‘read’ my very first audiobook! I admit, I am not a big fan of them, but they were great for when I was driving on a long road trip! Books Read in December: The Fallout (Dominion of the Ash #3) by Frost Kay* Griz by E. Cleveland

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas everyone! I’m sure everyone’s Christmas is looking a little different this year with Covid-19 and trying to stay safe! My family is very conscious of everything and high risk so I drove from Colorado to California (17 hours) for the holidays so I wouldn’t be in contact with loads of people. Our plans

Travel Guide: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Okay, I went to Amsterdam during my first Euro backpacking trip and this was my first real experience backpacking for a length of time by myself. While it was a great trip, and I definitely learned A LOT and made a few travel mistakes! I am also a true Southern California girl, so anything below

November Wrap Up

Hello, with moving and my new job, I haven’t been as active as I would like, but I am still fairly impressed with the amount of books I have read. Books read in November: Make Me Yours by Melanie Harlow One More Time by Ali Parker The Bone Witch (Osseous Chronicles #1) by Ivy Asher

Travel Guide: Queenstown, New Zealand

New Zealand is arguably the most beautiful country I have been to. Literally have single place you went, it looks like a postcard and my pictures I tried to take did not do it justice. I was in Queenstown for just a few days over fall break when I was going to school at UTS