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Solo Trip to Big Bend National Park
The first time I ever go to a national park by myself, and it is one of the most remote parks in the United States: Big Bend National Park. As with any first times, I was nervous. I did as much research as I could beforehand to prepare for anything, but nothing could have prepared me for the experience.
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Latest in Podcasts (April 2019)
The latest podcasts that I have been enjoying on the road include the story about Theranos (a company that claimed it could run blood tests from a single drop of blood); feel empowered to call out bullshirt with Jameela Jamil; stories that made me want to be more empathetic; and more!
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Eco-Journals #2: Stories of My Trash
For the month of March, I went about living my days with no changes, except that I was keeping track of all the trash I produced that month. How much plastic did I go through? Food waste? Containers? This is all so I could have a visual baseline of how much waste I was consuming. Here's what I found out.
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Eco-Journals #1: My Pledge to Be More Eco-Friendly
A series of me learning more about Planet Earth and how I can do my part. There's so much we can do to be better, but it's so overwhelming that we may not know where to start. I've wanted to go on this journey for a while now, and I might as well document it.
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Harn Museum of Art in Gainesville
Gainesville is a huge college town that centers around University of Florida. I didn't expect much, so I was surprised when I fell in love with the Harn Museum of Art. It's a small museum but has lots of exhibits. It has made my shortlist of great museums.
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Adulting 101: Dealing with Car Accidents (USA)
I was rear-ended the other day in Atlanta. It could have been worse, but I did get rear-ended and my car needs some fixin' up. I was alone, and did not get all the information I needed because I went into psychological shock. So this is a guide in case I am ever involved in another accident in the future - knock on wood.
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Restless In Miami
Miami, oh Miami. It has a personality of its own: fast cars and beautiful people mixed with laidback Latin vibes. It's one of those cities where I recommend heading to with someone who knows Miami cause otherwise it's so easy to get lost in the mix. Here are my suggestions for Miami!
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Latest in Podcasts (Feb 2019)
I am a podcast junkie. I usually listen to 1-2 podcasts in the morning as I am waking up, and when I drive anywhere. I have been collecting a lot of podcast episodes, and I want to share them with you. Categorized in many different ways, I have a lot of options, so don't be worried there isn't one for you!
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Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami
One of the biggest changes from this road trip is my willingness to check out museums. I used to view museums as a waste of time cause I didn't have the patience to really look at the art. Now, I take the time to understand the artist's point of view and my interpretation of their work. This post is about Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, which has made my shortlist of great museums.
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Photo Diary: Wynwood Walls
One of my favorite places in Miami is Wynwood cause of all the graffiti art. I am always in awe of people who can draw because I cannot, but I can certainly appreciate those who can. I was not blogging the last time I was in Wynwood in 2016, so this is snapshot of Wynwood in 2019.
