Check out my Q&A in Parlour Magazine
Wow, wow, wow. So about a week or so ago my friend Tennille sent me a link saying that Parlour Magazine was looking for folks to feature in their Travel […]
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7 Setbacks That Almost Ruined My Cologne Trip
Ironically, some vacations can induce major stress. Whether it’s a family trip with drama to spare, or in this case, a solo sojourn fraught with bad luck, these vacations […]
10 Things Being Single and Traveling Solo Have in Common
I’m turning 36 tomorrow (Happy Birthday, Me!!!) and I’m proud to say that I don’t have too many regrets in life. Although my last few posts have been much about […]
How Africans Do a Safari Holiday
Every now and then I hear a sad story about some stupid tourists who decided to drive through one of Africa’s many safaris in their car without a guide and […]
The Namibian Published My Blog!!
So this happened today! My most recent blog post was published in one of Namibia’s major newspapers, The Namibian. How freaking cool is that?!?! They may even run the entire […]
Put a City Girl on a Namibian Farm for 24-Hours & See What Happens
It was late November and frigid outside, and I was sitting at my desk at The New York Daily News office down near Wall Street literally itching to travel. I […]
5 Reason Your Foreign Friends Are Your Best Friends
Well, well, well look who finally decided to grace us with a new post on her long forgotten blog… Yes, that would be me, Nicole, the urchin who has not […]
Glamping vs. Camping: 8 Major Differences
A trendy new word that I hear people tossing around–glamping–defines the act of camping but with much of the fancy and many of the frills not typical with living in the […]
Runny Shit Diary: A Short Story
Today I felt like a warrior while I slashed at thick Amazon leaves and branches with my machete. I traversed slippery mountain inclines with ease and descended with even more […]
Machu Picchu: A Hippie Paradise
The beauty of Machu Picchu is the shear height at which these ruins are carved into the mountains. At 8,000-plus feet one has to wonder how the Inca’s hauled up […]
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