See Jules Review: Smiley faces, an Irishman and the Oregon Brewfest
A while back, while sitting in a bar drinking with my friend Thomas, I lamented about needing to come up with more blog post ideas. He said I should write […]
Yearly Archives: 2012
Foreign Findings: A very flammable country
Last week, while Andy was packing up his luggage for an upcoming trip, I flipped on the TV to manage our DVR. Before I could make sure his favorite shows […]
Travel Tips & Tricks: How to end a trip penniless
Foreign currency is funny; bills comes in all shapes, sizes and colors and coins can take you a whole trip to learn to decipher. Sometimes it can feel like you’re […]
(Not so) Foreign Findings: These are a few of my favorite things
It’s almost the 4th of July, a time for a summer BBQ, tacky American flag clothing and sparklers. That last one made me smile; I truly love sparklers. In honor of the […]
See Jules Review: The Antrim Coast, Northern Ireland
Last night Andy and I walked the dog down to the Alder Street food cart pod. After much debate, Andy got Korean, I choose Thai and then we headed over […]
Where I’ve Been (with my mom): Happy Mother’s Day
This year, Mother’s Day was May 13th and I was leaving for Scotland on May 16th. In a perfect world, my blog post dedicated to my wonderful mom would have […]
Travel Tips & Tricks: Get in the picture!
When I was in 7th grade, I went to Washington D.C. on a school trip. During said trip, my classmates and I made some regrettable choices. No, we didn’t sneak […]
See Jules Review: Mill Ends Park, a Portland landmark
Last year, one of my favorite travel bloggers, The Everywhereist, wrote about a trip she’d taken to Portland. While setting up her post about the mouthwatering culinary scene, she mentioned […]
How not to shower with lizards
There’s a place where the sun shines brightly, illuminating the colorful wings of tropical butterflies as they flutter across the warm water of the sparkling bay. That was a really […]
Where I’ve Been: Wearing green in Granada
Americans are know for a lot of things – some good, some bad, some true and some false. But no matter your take on some of the more serious stereotypes […]
