Be prepared to be wined and dined by the city of Sofia! This city is a foodie’s dream – each and every restaurant that I discovered had a unique and individual ambiance and offered impeccable dishes. Whether Sofia has been … Continue reading 11 Must-Visit Restaurants and Bars in Sofia, Bulgaria
I have recently been inspired by two friends who are incredible social justice advocates. I can often find their picture in the local newspaper the day after a rally or block-party for the Black Lives Matter movement in Charlottesville. You … Continue reading Supporting Black Lives: Artist Highlight
For six wondrous hours, I was in Rome. These six hours are strong contenders for the best six hours of my life, all in thanks to two amazing donne. After two and a half days of whirl-wind travel to the … Continue reading What a Roman Wants You to Know About Rome
I first learned of the Vikos Gorge long before working in Greece. It was through one of my photographer and blogger role models, Erin Outdoors, that I became familiar with this stunning place. She posted a photo of incredibly impressive, … Continue reading Three Day Roadtrip in Northwestern Greece
The days of going out to eat – and going out to eat in Thessaloniki nonetheless – feel like a dream of the past. In reminiscing on the ease, lively ambiance, and gastronomic wonders that go along with a meal out on the town, I’m sharing with you my favorite restaurants from one of my […]
360 degree views, cooking over an open fire, mountaintop yoga, and even a minor cow-poop situation included, it was the best camping experience of my life. More so, I’m thrilled to have discovered this new, creative, affordable, and accessible way to … Continue reading Hipcamp: Modern Camping
I’m checking in to see how everyone is doing in these unusual and exceptional times. I realize that coronavirus affects people to incredibly different extents – some of us may be working safe at home, while others are on the … Continue reading Navigating Life in a Pandemic
My partner has told me on numerous occasions that he hardly recognizes me anymore. These statements often come after presenting him with a homemade chicken pot pie, whipping up a delicious and nutritious buddha bowl, or making from-scratch pancakes The … Continue reading The Stories We Tell
What is it like to work on-site in Thessaloniki, Greece with 200 first-semester students? The Commission for Global Dimensions of Student Development recently put out a call for blogs, and I was excited to share my insight to the unique … Continue reading Working On-Site in Education Abroad
As of Friday, I own a steamer. One of those little handheld, wrinkle-vanishers. I was tempted to take a before and after picture of my curtains. My how life changes. I’ve always loved the quote “do one thing a day … Continue reading Weekly Ramblings
