Travel in COMFORT As you might have guessed, I’ve tried my fair share of travel pillows. After all, when you’re on the hunt for the ultimate travel pillow, it takes some serious testing to find the perfect one. I like to call myself a self-proclaimed expert. The traditional designs have … Continue reading
Must try Bakery in Coeur D’Alene During a recent visit to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, I had the pleasure of discovering Woops! Bakeshop, a charming bakery nestled in the historic Wiggett Building at 119 N 4th St. Owned by Shelly Boyd, a Coeur d’Alene native who opened the bakeshop in September … Continue reading
Best Travel Eye Mask I like to consider myself a pretty chipper person, but all of that goes out the window if I am sleep-deprived. So it’s fair to say sleep is one of the most important things to me. Especially while I’m traveling, I don’t want to be yawning … Continue reading
“To make a place of peace and tranquility” There is something magical about Hawaii. It’s always hard to compile a list on must do’s for first time visitors. But after my latest visit I’ve decided it’s high time I start posting about some of my absolute places to visit in … Continue reading
Brazilian Pizza in Hawaii Now I don’t know about you, but I am usually STARVING after spending a day on the beach. I had pizza on the brain and nothing else was going to satisfy my taste buds. The problem was, I didn’t want to end up in some pizza … Continue reading
Açaí bowls These wellness bowls have been all the rage for a while now and with good reason. They boost cognitive health, lower cholesterol, customizable according to your own preferences and of course, are very pretty to look at. I’ve always found açaí bowls perfect for a day on the … Continue reading
Vietnamese Pho One of the many things I anxiously awaited before my trip to Vietnam was experiencing traditional Pho. I made it my mission while in Hanoi to find the best bowl of Pho. Pho originated in the North of Vietnam where it is known for a clear bone broth … Continue reading
Sa Pa Vietnam “Don’t go to Sa Pa.” I can’t count the amount of times we heard this phrase tossed around during our research into Vietnam. To be honest, we reached the point where we were no longer interested after watching countless videos of tourists being hounded by sales people. … Continue reading
What does it mean to be a world traveller? As one quote I found on Facebook (naturally) so perfectly quoted. “You will never be completely at home again, because part of your heart always will be elsewhere. That is the price you pay for the richness of loving and knowing … Continue reading
What does travel mean to me? When I was in middle school, the only travel I was interested in was a once a month weeklong trip to Hawaii. I didn’t care so much for travel. I enjoyed it sure, but what I most looked forward to was coming home and … Continue reading