Imagine this: You’ve been told you’re going to move to a small city in a foreign country. You have a week to pack your things, and say goodbye to your old life.
Google is no help. There’s very little information about this city online.
You also have no idea how to pronounce its name.
One more thing? You’re going alone. Continue reading “10 Reasons Why You Should Visit Villavicencio, Colombia”
I’ve been on lockdown for 12 days now.
This feels like the biggest time-out I’ve ever had in my life. Continue reading “9 Things To Do in Madrid After the Lockdown (and One Bonus)”
(Note: Please check the WHO for current information on how this is progressing. This post is simply about my experiences I’ve had in regards to this issue from January 31-March 17.)
It was cold, gray, and dark by 4pm.
My friend and I decided to visit Berlin after Prague because we realized via Google Maps that it was only a four-hour bus ride away. Several fellow travelers had boasted of its eccentric culture and lively night life.
They failed to tell us that it’s better to go in the spring. Where the wind does not give you whiplash, and the sky does not make the city seem like a post-apocalyptic movie set. (Or at least where we stayed at.) And where you have more than 7.5 hours of daylight for sightseeing. Continue reading “This Is What It’s Like To Visit Berlin in the Winter”
I know what you’re thinking:
(Probably not, but let’s pretend I do):
What is a cuento? Continue reading “A Cuento of Two Cuencas: Ecuador and Spain”
