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Travel Products To Calm Your Nerves On Your Next Flight
Travel Products To Calm Your Nerves On Your Next Flight I love flying. As far back as I can remember, my favorite part of traveling has been enjoying the blissful silence of the airplane. Unfortunately, my mother feels differently. We traveled to India a lot when I was a kid
Travel Workouts: The Best Exercises To Do On The Road
Travel Workouts: The Best Exercises To Do On The Road Travel workouts are my jam! Little known fact about me: while practicing law, I studied for and got both my AFAA personal training certification and my AFAA group fitness instructor certification, because, well, I’m obsessed with fitness! I’ve been struggling
The Psychology Of Deciding To Get Married After 5 Weeks Of Dating
Well, actually, we probably get married after less than 8 weeks of dating. You see, the trajectory of our romance was to meet at Barnes & Noble for a “coffee thing”, then meet up a week later after I got back from Guatemala for a “dinner thing” (at which we
Hiking For The Soul: 8 Reasons To Hike While You’re Traveling
Hiking For The Soul: 8 Reasons To Hike While You’re Traveling Hiking is an activity you can do almost anywhere, and it’s a perfect way to experience a new place. I had never been on a true hike before this year. I knew people in Florida that trained all year
Marathon Training Sucks (Especially While Living Out Of A Backpack)
Marathon Training Sucks (Especially While Living Out Of A Backpack) I have a confession to make: marathon training sucks and I hate it. And it sucks extra hard when trying to do it out of a backpack. Although I haven’t left to start my journey of full-time travel yet, I
My Marriage Is A Secret Club Of 2 (And I’m Okay With That)
I believe strongly in keeping my marriage sacred. Now, for those of you that know me, don’t freak out: I haven’t converted to an organized religion. What I mean when I say sacred is this: my marriage is a special, fun, comfortable,
A (True) Story About A Traveler Who Hates Commitment
A (True) Story About A Traveler Who Hates Commitment Once upon a time, there was a girl. We’ll call her Schmanjali. (*Editor’s note: this name and story are completely fictionalized so any resemblance to any person living or dead is purely coincidental.) (*Editor’s second note: I’m lying.) Schmanjali was a really
Here’s The Thing About Boundaries…
Here’s The Thing About Boundaries… Very rarely is it acceptable to be an outright asshole. Most people don’t take super kindly to other people being rude or obnoxious or straight-up mean, with poor intentions. It’s normally clear how to react in those situations: shut it down That said, most people
The Key To My Marriage Is Being Married To A Stranger
The below is a piece that I submitted to a publication, really hoping they would accept it. They did not, and instead of holding on to it and pitching it around, I realized it was important to me, and it was a piece I really enjoyed writing.
The End Of Justification
The End Of Justification Justification, to self or to others, is bullshit. Let me start over. Lately, inconsistency and I have been pretty good friends. Well, Internet inconsistency anyway. The act of blogging, or Youtubing, or social media-ing….these things haven’t come consistently or easily to me lately. And that’s not exactly