Ahhh the Czech Republic, add it to the list of my most favorite places and ones where I believe I could live for the rest of my life. Cool weather (finally!), meat and potatoes dinners, beer (lots of cheap, good beer) and a landscape that reminds me of … More Czech It Off the Bucketlist
First and foremost, I apologize in my lapse in posting. Perhaps it is really only my mum that keeps track of the days (hours, minutes, seconds…) between posts, but trust me she knows better than me. Sometimes, she is the only reason the post goes live at all. Coming home from Work Away, I … More Sweet Dreams are Made of Cheese
Despite the hiccups and stress, I would absolutely do Work Away again and recommend it to anyone. It was a cheap way to travel, gave you me a great tan and hard workout, but the best part was the ability to meet kind people. Now there aren’t any … More From Tents to Trulli
I’m back! After three weeks pretty much entirely without internet, and most of the time also without cell phone service, I am back. I missed you guys…and internet… It was a great three weeks, but started out challenging me as a traveler. I had to go back to the basics. Whats the rule of … More Back to the Future, Part IV
Summer holidays in Italy, sounds dreamy doesn’t it? Well it absolutely is, but in a completely different way than you would expect. After going to school for all of June and July, (I don’t know how people do it, it was torture and I love school), we were given the month of August for holiday. … More Summertime in the +39
As promised….the continued adventures…. After the longest two and a half days of my life (ok really, one day of real class and a day of beer tasting), but after class Wednesday morning it was off on another adventure with my parents. This time by air. As wild as it is, this was … More The Amber Tour
I think most kids who complain about their parents are liars (sorry for using that word mum). Either that or there is some fiber running around our DNA as children that makes us grit our teeth and roll our eyes as adolescents. That little fiber disbands and falls away somewhere around college, and for the … More Travels with the Mustache
Alright, if you know me, you know I love one thing above all else. Good people. I love people who are honest and think of others first. Who make decisions based on morals and ethics. This is also a big thing I look for in companies that create the gear I carry with me … More Tortuga Backpacks = Good People
Ask any student at UNISG what the best part of the university is and the vast majority says study trips. I now understand why. I just spent a week melting in a million degrees temperature, but learning more than I ever thought I would about Calabrese products. … More The Days We Spent Eating and Melting Away…
Today, we have a small interlude from the normal Sunday installment of #MeetTheGastronomes, due to our study trip in Calabria all of last week. I was supposed to have something whipped up for you, with someone’s story ready in the wings, but since I don’t, I thought I might explain the gastronomes. Every week … More But What Do We Actually Do?
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