She wore a blood-red shirt, too tight on her chest, but clean and pressed as if she was going somewhere special. The top button was missing, and the next buttonhole was being held by a pin. Her skirt was also tight fitting, had seen its better days and held by a worn-out belt. Her hair was upswept, as I imagine… Read more →
A passion for travel allows for the discovery of places and people that make a difference in the perception of your own life. Numerous travel guides are readily available to give you practical information regarding transportation, hotels and tourist attractions. Instead, my intention is to give you simple, first-hand information and share my personal experience in travel. I will focus… Read more →
Anyone who reads my blog knows by now how I like to travel with just a carry-on. Learning to simplify and organize your wardrobe is the key to successful travel. Most people think they need to bring everything they own-just in case. They end up tired, frustrated and they don’t wear at least one-third of what they packed. Today I… Read more →
For over 25 years I spent every summer directing a summer abroad program in the south of France, in the city of Montpellier. I love this city and decided to update my inside tips on this beautiful place as well as share with you my simple pleasures, personal takes on what I love about Montpellier. Read more →
I am in Costa Rica directing a five week university study abroad program, UNO Costa Rica. This country is an idyllic place with friendly people, beautiful beaches, breathtaking views, erupting volcanoes and green foliage everywhere. It seems like paradise but sometimes things don’t turn the way we planned. Read more →