Throughout my travels, I've learned that sometimes it's not about keeping things as cheap as possible. It's the experiences, not expenses that you remember years later. Some travel splurges are worth making. While I may stress at the time about adjusting my budget for those tours, accommodations or … [Read more...] about Experiences, Not Expenses
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The Joy of Long Walks
Colonial Lake, Charleston, where I walked anytime something was bothering me Something you might be surprised to know about me is that I hate running, despite entering races constantly. I run because I know I should, but I walk because I enjoy it. I enjoy the scenery and it's my favorite … [Read more...] about The Joy of Long Walks
My Favorite Farmers Markets
One of the best ways to get to know a city is to explore the local markets. It's also a cheap way to pick up quality products instead of going to the grocery store. I bought a pound of cherries from a farmers market in Split and I swear they were the best I've ever had. Here are some of my other … [Read more...] about My Favorite Farmers Markets
Best Free and Cheap Things to Do in London
In honor of the upcoming London Olympics, I'm reliving my past three trips to the city. While it can be fairly expensive to visit London, especially during big events like the Olympics and this year's Jubilee and Royal Wedding, there are a few ways to cut costs. There are plenty of options for free … [Read more...] about Best Free and Cheap Things to Do in London
A Day in the Life: English Teacher
Connie is a fellow blogger who I heard about through another blogger. I've been reading her stories about her time in Asia for almost two years now and I am excited to feature her on another A Day in the Life interview about her experiences teaching English overseas! Name: Connie Hum of … [Read more...] about A Day in the Life: English Teacher