P is for Palawan and Paradise: 7 days in El Nido
This post has been updated and rerouted to here: Things to Do in El Nido: A Guide to 3-5 Days in the Philippine Paradise So far the Philippines has already …
Play it Cool: Thailand’s Do’s and Don’ts
Imagine being in a room full of your students and fellow teachers at the school you’re teaching at in Thailand. You’re one of five foreigners in the entire school. It’s …
Palawan: Honda Bay and Underground River
Puerto Princesa OMG OMG OMG YES… I’m finally making it to Palawan! I was out of the big city (Cebu City and Manila) and ready to get some island …
Cebu City- Boo / Neverland Manila Festival- Yay!
Cebu City So flying into Cebu City was the welcome to the Philippines I got. If you read my last post, you would know how awful it was. I essentially …
Welcome to the Philippines! NOT
Ah, my trip to the Philippines has finally arrived. To say that I have been excited about this trip is an understatement. Although I have been abroad for over three …
Photo Blog: Kanchanaburi – Bridge on the River Kwai and Erawan Falls
Kanchanaburi is a small city just a few hours west of Bangkok. It’s set on the famous River Kwai and is a peaceful little town. It wasn’t always peaceful though. The …
A Checklist for Moving Abroad
So you’re moving abroad. Fantastic! What do you do after you buy that plane ticket though? That was the easy part. Now let’s get down to business and get you …
A Night of Seoul: A Long Layover in Seoul, South Korea
A night of Seoul it was! Literally and figuratively… A Long Layover in Seoul, South Korea My friend Taryn was along for the long and arduous flight from Tampa to …
First Timers: Rock Climbing Krabi, Tonsai and Railay, Thailand
Krabi is a stunning spot for any holiday goer, but seriously… climbing the huge limestone cliff faces that encompass you here is an unprecedented way to see your gorgeous surroundings. Rock climbing …
“One Night in Bangkok … and the World’s your Oyster”
OK so technically it was three nights, but when in Bangkok, the days just blur. This is the half way point of my friend Julia’s visit to Thailand and things have …