100% “Damn I’m glad I spent my time doing that!” I never regret time spent traveling.
Here are some snippets of my last year. Have you been to any of them? If so, would you return?
Horseshoe Bend, AZElephants in Kruger NP, South Africa!Canal tour, France
How do you want to spend the next 365 days? Tell us in the Comments. I’m looking for some must-see places in the Northeastern US and beyond for 2023! I can’t wait to see what you’ve got in store for your year!
Love,
Wen
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And sometimes the best cure for what ails ya is getting into nature…she’s a powerful curitive. Sometimes the best scenery, the thing you need most, is right in your backyard. They say the third Monday in January is called Blue Monday because it’s the peak time for the holiday hangover to catch up, we feel…
Yesterday we three guests spent a fair amount of time in cultural exchange, exploring how things work in our respective countries on things like getting a travel visa, divorce, estate planning, healthcare, holiday traditions, retirement, how a country comes to have the vibe it does, etc. I’m always impressed at how much other travelers know…
Sometimes we need to get out of our usual surroundings, out of our element for the shift to happen, to break our patterns. Folks have been asking me, “What was your favorite part of the trip?” It’s hard to answer initially. The wildlife was amazing, meeting new people and learning about new culture was incredible,…
If your holiday travels were mangled by Southwest this past week, I’m so sorry. To ease your aggravation, I found a great tip from “Your Rich BFF” to get reimbursed for your unexpected expenses. Just click here for a Facebook link or here for Instagram. Here’s to smooth travels moving forward! Love, Wen
After three weeks, three countries, 40 miles of trekking through the Himalayas, and being on the go sunup to sundown, I decided some self care was in order so I stayed at the hotel to rest today while the group went on their excursion. Our lodging, Hotel Pema Karpo in Wangdue, was a lovely respite…
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