The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
It’s been less than three weeks, but already several things have become apparent while traveling Madagascar. Although some of these can be flexible to other continents and countries, I especially feel they are true for the parts of Madagascar I’ve Read More …
When people hear that I’m traveling to Africa, the first question they ask is if I’m worried about Ebola. Simple answer: no, I’m not. No, I am not worried, but yes, I am concerned and aware. Worry and concern are Read More …
You would think because this is my fifth time booking flights for a long-term trip that I would be excited and happy and ready to leave. Except that’s not how I feel at all. It’s interesting that I feel this Read More …
If I’ve ever considered myself savvy at travelling on my own, then I must consider myself a full-blown expert in the art of procrastination in the lead up to travelling. I’ve repeatedly stated my woes on trip planning and preparation, Read More …
Itching to get back out on the road and see some new sites and go on some grand adventures? You might just be suffering from wanderlust – the desire to travel and wander the world. I have a chronic case Read More …
The trouble with traveling is there’s just so much to see and do, and never enough time or money. I’m currently sitting at my fairly new, overpriced computer wondering why on Earth I bought it when I seem to be Read More …
My phone has become one of the most important pieces of technology I carry with me when I travel. Not only does it let me capture memories with its fantastic video and photo capabilities, it lets me share them with the world Read More …