My trip started with an extended girls’ weekend in Scottsdale, Arizona followed by a week spent in LA.
I decided I wanted to do a year in review with a focus on the positives I experienced each month.
After much consideration, I made the decision to see my family after quarantining by myself for months.
My time in Rhode Island was a much-needed break to explore somewhere completely new to me.
Taste the Nation is a docu-series about many immigrants’ journey to and experience in America through food.
I do not have the adequate words to describe how tiring it is to be a person of color bearing witness to this same situation.
Here are a few of the things I’m thankful for throughout this challenging time.
I thought I would share some of my tips in case it helps others who may be struggling in their quarantine.
It was a birthday trip, interrupted, but one I chose to interrupt. Because a lot can happen in a few days.
I’ve decided to take another social media break for the month of March.
"To be able to see and know why and how people live the way they do in different parts of the world is a rush."
"Every time you check off one bucket list item, you discover five more to add."
"The travel bug is real. Once you start seeing the world from a new perspective, it's difficult to stop."
"I enjoy discovering new cultures and cuisines, embracing the country’s history and connecting with genuine people."
"You always learn something new, not only about a destination but about yourself."
"The people you see and admire for jet setting all over the world aren’t the chosen few, they just chose to live this life, and so can you!"
My trip was like slipping back into a comfortable pair of shoes AND like traveling for the first time again.