I’ve been to Thailand five times now. Yes, that does sound like overkill, but I don’t really get tired of it. Landing in Bangkok feels comfortable (I still love that city), and I have a document filled with suggestions to send people when they inevitably tell me they’re planning a trip here.
I take a lot of cooking classes when I travel. Because I’m slightly obsessed with food and eat out a lot, I feel like it’s practically mandatory that I also learn how to cook…
Another out-of-order post, but I thought this info might be helpful for people trying to take the same ferry from Italy to Croatia this summer! We needed to get out of the Schengen. I’d been in…
I joke with Marko that we never celebrate the 4th of July. It’s one of my favorite holidays and yet we’re never in America during that weekend. Somehow we always end up in a…
Taxes For Expats did my taxes in exchange for a blog post. They asked for no editorial input – as in, I’m free to say whatever I want – just that I mention them in a…
We only had a few days to explore Puerto Vallarta before heading to our new home in Bucerías, but that didn’t stop me from adding an overzealous amount of places to eat to my Google…
A house two blocks from the beach, delicious food, friendly people, and a town that’s totally walkable – as it turns out, that’s basically all I need to be happy. That’s what we found in Bucerías,…
Lonely Planet just named Zadar one of the Top Cities to Visit in 2019. And I was going to do this post anyway… not because I have a ton left to say after this epic…
Whoa, maybe let’s not jump straight to living in Zadar.…
Oh wait, I forgot to add pierogis to the title there. They definitely deserve a spot. After Budapest, Marko’s first instinct was Prague. We were looking for a cheap apartment somewhere in Eastern Europe where…
Booking a month-long stay in a city I’d never visited before? Eh, why not? I’ve never talked to anyone who didn’t love Budapest. Thermal baths, food markets, great architecture, the Danube, and well, ruin pubs, obviously.…
