Cuba has long been on my bucket list and I was determined to check it off the list this year. I got an extra incentive to visit when the Obama administration started to normalize US/Cuba relations in 2015 and opened... Continue Reading →
In this world of fake news and neo-xenophobia, it's hard to hear voices encouragring cultural understanding through all the noise. Over the past month, I spent some time working in cafes, brunching and taking extra pilates classes to work off... Continue Reading →
Culture Geneva has a multicultural feel. With people from all corners of the World, all races, and religions converge in the common good for the survival of mankind. Geneva is home to the WHO, WTO, UN Refugee Agency and so many more international organizations striving to... Continue Reading →
The hustle and bustle of metropolis living takes a toll on all city dwellers. The stale polluted air, crowded trains, and the daily demands of work creates lots of stress and anxiety. To recharge, it's necessary to escape the city... Continue Reading →
Here are a few things I had to get used and wish someone would have told me about London before I moved here. I've spent seven months in London and I'm still getting used to how the city works. 1.... Continue Reading →
I visited Malaga, Spain this a week ago and was blown away at the beauty, history and charm of the city. I recommend staying in historical section of Malaga. You can get Airbnb accommodations away from the main tourist plazas... Continue Reading →
Bank holiday weekend in London is all about escaping the city. Interested in history, venture to Kent. There are countless castles, villages and countryside views to explore. Leeds Castle, Cantebury and the Dover Cliffs are good options for a day... Continue Reading →
Guyana is on the mainland of South America situated between the Atlantic Ocean to the north, Brazil to the south, Suriname to the east and Venezuela to the west. Guyana is known for being the "land of many waters". With... Continue Reading →
I was visiting my cousin in Tirana, Albania two weeks ago and to tell you the truth, I didn't know what to expect. I was looking forward to visiting my cousin who has dedicated his life to God's work for... Continue Reading →
Life gives us precious gifts that at first may not appear positive but once you let it be, the gift reveals themselves. If you find yourself stranded in Flughafen Wien, Vienna Airport like I was two weeks ago. Here's what you... Continue Reading →
Living in my new city has been exciting but five months in I'm running out of my favourite things. To name a few extra large Aveeno lotion, black cake, sorrel, and iPhone minutes. Some of these things are easily replaced but a few... Continue Reading →
Perception is a powerful thing. It has the power to create as well as destroy; win or lose battles; bring joy as well as harbor despair. During my first two months in London, while still figuring things out I have... Continue Reading →
