Ketchikan, Alaska is known as Alaska’s “First City” and “The Salmon Capital of the World.” To me, it’s just been home for the past three summers. It’s on an island (the 12th biggest in the US), so the only way to get here is by boat, plane, or birth. Whether you’re visiting Alaska via cruise, […]
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Seasonal Worker of the Month: Ian of Borderless Travels
Yay, it’s Seasonal Worker of the Month time! I hope you’re all settling nicely into your summer seasonal jobs. (If not, here are some tips for how to ace it.) This month, I’m delighted to introduce you to Ian of Borderless Travels. Though I don’t know Ian personally, I think he’s a great fit for […]
Seasonal Worker of the Month: Teddy Gowan
For May’s seasonal worker of the month, I couldn’t be happier to introduce you to one of my best friends in the world, Mr. Teddy Gowan. Teddy and I were in the same pre-school class and have been friends for more than 20 years. We’ve been to six states and TEN countries together. There’s no way […]
How Being a Travel Failure Made Me Happy
Remember when I was supposed to be in El Salvador right now? Well, I’m not. I’m in good ol’ CNY. And because of that, I feel like a travel failure. My beautiful friend Maggie (who popped her travel cherry in Nicaragua with me) has teeth and a jaw that were long ago taken over by a […]
Seasonal Worker of the Month: Arielle Jordan
It’s my favorite time of the month… the time where I get to inspire you with the tale of a new seasonal worker! This is my first interview with someone whom I haven’t met in person. Arielle and I initially connected on Twitter, and I thought she’d be a great fit for this feature — […]
Day Trippin’ from Granada
I’ve been living in Granada, Nicaragua for just about three months now. Though I absolutely adore the city, I also appreciate that it’s easy to take day trips for a minimal amount of money and time. Here are three day trips from Granada that I’ve enjoyed: Masaya Market Masaya is famed for its many artesanías, […]
Seasonal Worker of the Month: Andrea
Welcome back to another edition of the Seasonal Worker of the Month! These interviews will hopefully inspire you to work seasonal adventure jobs and travel the world. (Want to meet more seasonal workers? Here are Angela and Nick.) This month, our featured seasonal worker is Andrea. She’s a fierce athlete with a bubbly and zany personality that […]
Do a 3-Day DIY Juice Cleanse. Really.
NOTE: I am not a doctor or dietician, and this is not intended as medical advice. This was a juice cleanse that I did and enjoyed; you should consult with your healthcare provider before proceeding. Just here for 3-day DIY juice cleanse recipes? Not interested in my babble? Click here. Want to eat healthier? Of […]
Seasonal Worker of the Month: Nick
Welcome to the Seasonal Worker of the Month, in which I interview people who’ve worked seasonal adventure jobs across the world. Hopefully, their stories will inspire you to work seasonal jobs and travel the world. Read more about the seasonal jobs lifestyle in last month’s interview with Angela Jacobus. (And if you haven’t applied for a […]
What You Need to Know About Working Remotely in Nica
It’ll be my one-month anniversary in Nicaragua this Sunday, and HOLY SHIT HAS TIME FLOWN BY. I guess you could say that I’ve been enjoying myself. Being around these kids makes me happy every single day. Talking to my fellow volunteers also makes me feel crazy lucky. Because, yes, I’m volunteering, but I’m also working. […]