Even though I had braces as a kid, my bottom teeth started moving towards crooked again almost immediately after I had them taken off. Continue reading “The Truth About Traveling With Invisalign”
The Truth About Traveling With Invisalign
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The Great Penguin Incident of Christmas 2015 (or How to Be a Good Steward)
It was Christmas Day in Sumner, New Zealand, where I was spending the holidays with Tom and his family. Continue reading “The Great Penguin Incident of Christmas 2015 (or How to Be a Good Steward)”
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New Zealand Teaser
Remember 2 months ago when I promised I’d write more about my New York life??
Update: Grad School Life, Writing Without Moving, and My Next Big Travel Adventure!
Things have been pretty quiet here on the blog lately – but not for lack of activity in my own life. Continue reading “Update: Grad School Life, Writing Without Moving, and My Next Big Travel Adventure!”
5 Things I Didn’t Expect To Miss About Nicaragua
As we finally come out of a very long winter here in New York City, it’s hard to believe that it was Granada I called home in the months before my move here. Continue reading “5 Things I Didn’t Expect To Miss About Nicaragua”
Update: Life in New York City as a Highly Sensitive Person
I’m not going to lie, the last five months have been rough. Continue reading “Update: Life in New York City as a Highly Sensitive Person”
[Featured Post] Best of: Nicaragua 2014
I’ve been back from Nicaragua for nearly four months now, but my time there is still sitting heavily with me. Continue reading “[Featured Post] Best of: Nicaragua 2014”
My Advice to Future Volunteers of La Esperanza Granada
So you’re thinking of volunteering abroad, and you’ve decided that Nicaragua – as one of the cheapest and safest countries in Central America – is looking like a pretty good option. Continue reading “My Advice to Future Volunteers of La Esperanza Granada”
Strength, Privilege, and Conflicts When Traveling in a Machismo Culture
I can recall many times that I wandered Granada on my own – enjoying the city, running errands, and contemplating the same question: Could I really do this? Continue reading “Strength, Privilege, and Conflicts When Traveling in a Machismo Culture”
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