Hi, friends! I’ve been working more and more now that I have a job, but as I mentioned in last week’s post, I’m going to try and do fun things on my days off (within reason). Within the past week, I went hiking at Kalamunda National Park and also went to City Beach to hang… Read More Kalamunda National Park and City Beach
Hi, everyone! Today marks one month since I’ve left the US, which is crazy to think about. It feels like I’ve been here forever. I’ve come to realize that considering I’m traveling longer term, not every day is going to be “exciting,” especially with me working out here, but I’m going to make an effort… Read More Nude Beaches & New Jobs
And so another week goes by! I have officially been out of the country for longer than I ever have before. I have a lot I want to talk about this week – but not so many pictures to share. This week has mostly been about maintenance, building connections, and settling roots in a new… Read More Getting Adjusted to a New City
Keeping Track of Expenses in Iceland While everyone will travel differently, I want to share my travel expenses in Iceland to provide some sort of context for what your costs might add up to. While I don’t travel lavishly, I also know when to pay the extra cost. See below for a list of my… Read More Expenses for Iceland
The 606 Previously an elevated railway, the Bloomingdale Line has since been converted into a public trail lush with grass, trees, and flowers. Located in Humboldt Park, only 30 minutes from the Loop, the 606 trail is a sight to see. Not having much to do on a lazy Sunday afternoon, I decided to go… Read More The 606 Trail
Exploring the Lake Shore Trail (South of Adler Planetarium) On a breezy Sunday afternoon, walking, biking, and jogging along the lake shore isn’t uncommon for the people of Chicago. Some of us, though? We’re lazy. I know I am. Living in the third most popular city in America, it’s sometimes easy to take it for… Read More Lake Shore Trail (South of Adler Planetarium) – Chicago, IL
Make Sure You Don’t Forget Anything! Last Minute Preparations for the Solar Eclipse With the solar eclipse upon us, here are some last minute things to keep in mind to maximize your viewing experience! This is a once in a lifetime opportunity (though the next solar eclipse in the U.S. is in 2024, so you… Read More Solar Eclipse Preparations: Ten Things You’re Forgetting
Kennebunkport, Maine Traveling from Boston to Maine went much better than Providence to Boston. When researching travel ideas in Maine, I happened upon whale watching tours. I’ve never seen a whale in real life and for $48 (First Chance Whale Watch), I couldn’t pass the opportunity. Blue skies dusted with clouds encouraged us on our quick… Read More Whale Watching in Maine
Why Should I See the Solar Eclipse on August 21st? You’ve probably seen a lunar eclipse before, but if you live in North America, chances are you haven’t seen a solar eclipse in your lifetime. The last time a solar eclipse was viewable from coast to coast of the U.S. was in 1918. It’s been… Read More How and Where to View the Solar Eclipse in Illinois
Michael George is a Chicago born yogi, traveler, and entrepreneur. I met with him to talk about his 15 month travel around the world, his yoga practice, and where to find the best food abroad. Click below to take a listen! For the full-length interview, subscribe to Windy Pictures (top right!). Having difficulty with the… Read More Interview with Michael George: 15 months of travel, yoga, and the best food around