Sweetest Peaches

The second that we touched down in Barcelona the air was filled with sweet smells and everything in the city was colorful and bright. Artwork seemed to be on every surface and everywhere you walked there were what seemed like hundreds of different kinds of fruit. Before I came to Spain I had always loved […]

Vegans in Paris

*Pre- Quarantine Edition: Taking the time and space to write about past travels that I don’t have up quite yet, thank you for all of the patience & continued support. Love & miss you all so much I hope you’re finding time to re-focus on things you’re passionate about until we can all be on […]

The Foreign Familiar

Iceland Coming back to such a far away land for a second time, and feeling familiar there was a surreal experience that I had never had before. Typically when I go somewhere far away I plan on going to other places before I return in the pursuit of going as many places as possible during […]

Self Care & Seclusion for the Common Ambivert.

I like to think of myself as someone that both loves being around people, but also craves and needs seclusion for my own sanity. I think that’s where a lot of people fall, the grey area between introvert and extrovert, also known as an ambivert. When you’re someone that wants to take on a million […]

Dancing with the Devil & Vegan Voodoo

I arrived in Portland Oregon after a ten hour drive from Butte Montana. After a begrudgingly, what seemed like longer trek, I was able to find a parking spot and head to into the hostel I had arranged to stay the night at. I had plans to get ready and go to my very first […]

Touch the Butte

Although our time was short it was very sweet. Someday soon, I will be back to spend more time in this small, but beautiful mountain town in the midst of Montana. All together I think I was there for about 10 hours. It may have been for a short while, but not a single moment […]

The Three Sisters

“Together their stems inscribe what looks to me like a blueprint for the world, a map of balance and harmony. The corn stands eight feet tall; rippling green ribbons of leaf curl away from the stem in every direction to catch the sun. No leaf sits directly over the next, so that each can gather […]

Before Knotty Nomadic

All travelers have their very own unique and individual reason for why they travel. Mine happens to be for self discovery & reflection. I have used travel to break bad habits and let go of attachment to things that I felt like I was holding onto. It may not be the best way to respond […]