The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World
An adventure traveller's tales from around the world.
Paris: the capital of free love, literature, art and fashion. The streets sing with stories of decadence and romance, but take a wrong turn and you could find yourself in a cliché tourist trap, surrounded by couples gazing lovingly into Read More …
I’ve traveled a bit, seen a few countries, and tried to take advantage of all opportunities whenever I could when spending time in a country. With all that I’ve been so fortunate to see, do, and experience, I could not help Read More …
Unfortunately, the only language I can speak is English. That’s great for me on a global scale, but disappointing on a personal one of wanting to be multilingual. Most countries I visit have a population that can speak, to some Read More …
Safety is always a big issue when traveling. How to stay safe, how to recognize unsafe situations, and how to avoid or diffuse situations that are escalating are important skills you need to learn quickly. Thieves are found in every Read More …
I’ll be the first to admit that traveling Madagascar isn’t the easiest. It’s a country I’d consider to be off the beaten track with less than half a million visitors a year. It also has a poorly wrought infrastructure and Read More …
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 …
I usually write on the fun, frivolous, funny, and practical side of travel. Occasionally I delve into aspects of safety and awareness and the scary things that can happen on the road, and today I’m blogging about something viral going Read More …