Well, I have returned. Firstly, I apologize that it is has been almost two weeks since I last posted. While in Italy, I did not have reliable wi-fi for the majority of the trip, and on the occasion I did, … Continue reading
KISS in Italy
Tag Archives: travel
Ciao
Alas, it is the latest installment of Life Love and Yoga Girl Jumps On A Plane And Goes Around the World. Same deal… I pack up all my stuff, I travel to whatever location solo. I meet people when I … Continue reading
When Life Gives You Strawberries…
You take the damn strawberries. Oh, and you make strawberry lemonade out of it, yeah. I think one of the advantages of being a single girl is the ability to be exposed to so many great opportunities, experiences and things … Continue reading
Just The Trip
“There is a trip coming up here very soon- a very good trip. And I feel once you come home from this trip, you need to make the changes in your life that you want to make, because you’re not … Continue reading
Traveling Alone
It’s a funny thing. I end up traveling alone quite a bit. It’s not really what I set out to do… it’s just sort of… what ends up happening. I plan a trip, I get someone to go with me. … Continue reading
It All Works Out
I have a few more trips scheduled for the year, as I am sure I will blog about in the coming months. One trip that I am excited for is a trip with a girlfriend to Australia for New Years. … Continue reading
L’Amour à la Télévision
I know I have written about love and TV in one capacity only thus far on this blog… and that is through The Bachelorette recaps/opinions. Well, I officially expanded that deep horizon last night. I was working on my yoga … Continue reading
Spontaneity
There are a lot of things in life you plan. Because it makes sense to. Because people/children/jobs/organizations rely on you to be as such. I understand that, and embrace it in those areas of my life that require it. But … Continue reading
I Miss You, Thailand
Vacation depression is finally hitting me… I am really missing Thailand now and this video is GORGEOUS. Many of the places I visited on my trip as well…
The Secret Garden
The first time I read The Secret Garden by Francis Hodgson Burnett, I was in elementary school. I was a voracious reader, mainly sticking to the likes of The Babysitter’s Club or Sweet Valley High (Sweet Valley Twins I also … Continue reading
