It is late September, the weather is changing... and I just learned from Facebook that it is National Coffee Day. I decided to, obviously, join in on the festivities, as I'm currently enjoying my second cup. I have spent the morning doing some reading and relaxing, as...

"Now celebrating my one year marker - it's time to share" 

It’s coming up on a year since my trip to India. It was at this time, last year, I was packing and preparing for a month away. I would be living out of a duffle bag and a backpack, and had no idea wher...

It's May! And it's finally warm here in NYC! 

It's hard to believe that four years ago, this month, I moved to NYC for my first time. I was so much younger, I had so much to learn, and was so naive and ignorant to so many things back then! I still remember the night my...

"Buenos Aires called me, and that's all I can say."

Two weeks before a planned trip to Europe, I immediately changed my itinerary and instead booked my time in South America. It is that gut feeling that we must teach ourselves to listen to, especially as a wanderer and...

The Horseman comes, and tonight he comes for you!

It's Autumn, and the month of October. The leaves are falling, the weather is cooler, and a ghoulish fog sweeps the minds of children and adults, alike. Halloween is at our toes, and we spend the season celebrating the p...

India Journal Entry #3: "Saksham" Means "Capable"

During my month in India, while I visited the city of Jaipur, I had the privileged opportunity to visit "Saksham"- which is a community initiative started by Jaipur local, Nitin Sharma. "Saksham" means "Capable" in Hindi...

India Journal Entry #2: Train Ride

Come the end of the month, that I have spent traveling around the enormous country of India, and exploring the expansiveness of its culture and many lifestyles, 3 1/2 of those days will have been spent riding on a train.

India's tr...

India Journal Entry #1: Varanasi

I, personally, would say that Varanasi's charm originates from the same place that a westerner (like myself) would say spawns its hectic lifestyle.

The tiny streets near the river- too small for even an auto-rickshaw- are packed with moto...

A "wedding for days" sounds like quite the party-- and it is!

Jaipur has been one of the most culturally exhilarating parts of my trip so far. Thanks, in part, to the wonderful family that I am staying with via. AirBnb. Nitin and his family pull out all the stops when i...

But seriously, what did you do for your favorite wife?

Voted as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal is the grandest gesture of love you may ever stumble upon. Commissioned by the Emperor Shah Jahan, this huge and majestic mausoleum houses the tomb o...