Travel Profiles: Ode to the Solo Traveler
Ode to the Solo Traveler “I travel to see how other people live. I caught the travel bug in 2011 and I haven’t turned back since.” These...
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Amy Collett
Sep 18, 2021
Necessary Know-How for the Novice Traveler
Planning your first adventure is a liberating experience. However, no matter how many times you’ve gone over your plans, there are some...
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Kezumie Weekley
Aug 6, 2021
Sakura’s Spell
Everyone who has ever read about Japan; or has ever been there can attest that it is a very traditional country. There are so many...
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Kezumie Weekley
Jul 23, 2021
Building Borders
Building borders in the form of walls is an age old concept; one that predates the birth of Jesus Christ. Yes, it is true. Think Wall of...
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Kezumie Weekley
Jul 16, 2021
The Cambodian Killing Fields
There is an old adage that states “If you do not know where you are coming from, you do not know where you are going.” This statement...
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Kimberly Clarke
Jun 26, 2021
A Visit to Seoul
Continuing our Asia / Japan travel series, I would like to recall my visit to Seoul, Korea. It’s summer vacation time and the decision is...
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Kimberly Clarke
Jun 19, 2021
Seasonal Change and Our Emotions
For many of us when the seasons change, so does our moods. Have you ever noticed how sunny weather makes us happier and winter makes us...
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Kimberly Clarke
May 8, 2021
Where to Travel in Nikko
Travelling and Japan goes well together. It is beautiful and the more you explore it, the more you want to see. It is perfect for all the...
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Kimberly Clarke
Apr 19, 2021
8 Fun Facts Why We All Love Japan
Japan is a wonderful place. It is an interesting blend of traditional beauty and quirkiness. I lived in Japan for nine years and each day...
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Kimberly Clarke
Aug 28, 2020
How I Road Tripped Those Corona Woes Away
Firstly, surprisingly, cabin fever is a real thing, don’t let anyone tell you differently. Well, at least I think so. cabin fever describes
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Kezumie Weekley
May 20, 2020
Unscheduled Stops
Most of us spend our lives on a schedule. Every day in our own way, we try to make each minute of the day count. In order to use the time...
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Kezumie Weekley
Nov 19, 2019
The Cheapest Therapeutic Place on Earth
In every corner of the world; the furious honks of horns, toots of trains, blares of bike bells and sirens permeates the air. As...
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Kimberly Clarke
Oct 19, 2019
The Power of Nature: Power Spots and Mental Health
Updated 2/3/2021 What if there was a place in nature that could provide you with healing energy? What if there was a place that could...
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Kimberly Clarke
Sep 27, 2019
On a Journey
The truth about cliches is they become what they are because of shared experience.
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