A Guide to San Cristobal de las Casas
For me, a week wasn’t nearly enough to explore this gorgeous town—I would have stayed a whole month there! San Cristobal de las Casas was my favorite town in Mexico so far. Why? Well, if you know me, I have … Continue reading A Guide to San Cristobal de las Casas
Oaxaca
My time in Oaxaca was great! The town was a mixture of various Mexican cultures that brought with them their own native idioms and distinct lifestyles. The diversity of Oaxaca was the outcome of the ever-changing environment—the comes and goes … Continue reading Oaxaca
A Week in Cuba
I never imagined I would ever visit Cuba…but here I’m, writing about it while sitting in a small apartment located near the historic downtown of the city, listening to children yelling and the rain beating down my room’s window. We … Continue reading A Week in Cuba
Puebla
Puebla was founded in 1531 and lays at the foot of the Volcan Popocatepetl. Most of the historic downtown still retains much Spanish colonial architecture: facades covered in detailed mosaics, buildings with inner patios, and combinations of bricks, tiles, and … Continue reading Puebla
The Golden Coast
Our trip throughout the Coast of California has been an amazing ride! Even though we haven’t had lots of time to spend in each city, an average of a day per town, we are enjoying every minute to its fullest … Continue reading The Golden Coast
San Francisco
Ahh, San Francisco (SF), such a lovely city. Honestly, the first time I visited SF, back in 2013, I wasn’t impressed and had a terrible “view” of the city until a few days ago, when I came here for the … Continue reading San Francisco
Foods I Can´t Live Without
Good Afternoon everyone! This will be another nutrition related post, which I´ll be sharing a little bit about my grocery shopping: where I usually go, what I must have in my fridge and why, and all that sort of stuff. … Continue reading Foods I Can´t Live Without
The Struggles of Living in a RV
As you may have noticed already, I simply love my lifestyle-all of the traveling, seeing new places and experiencing different cultures, the rich history of this country, and the endless surprises. However, there are a few struggles which I must … Continue reading The Struggles of Living in a RV
How to Explore the Grand Canyon
The Grand Canyon National Park is the perfect getaway for those seeking adventure and the outdoors. The canyon is cut in half-the North Rim, which is more isolated, and the South Rim, which is more populated-by the rapid waters of … Continue reading How to Explore the Grand Canyon
Can You Live in a RV and Still Eat Healthy?
Happy weekend you guys! Ahhh, I simply love the weekends-who doesn’t right?-but it may not be for the same reasons as most…for me the weekends mean CHEAT DAYS! Saturday is that day of the week when I get to indulge … Continue reading Can You Live in a RV and Still Eat Healthy?
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