Archive for Category: "europe"
Getting Birth Control in France
Though I have lived abroad in several countries on many different occasions, this year in Northern France was the first time I’ve ever had to deal with figuring out how to get long-term access to prescription medication from across the pond. Before I left for the country of cheese, wine and baguettes, I had been taking hormonal birth control for a little over a year
Make a Date with Ronda
During my time traveling in Europe, I have seen my fair share of amazing sights and breathtaking views- from the Parisian skyline from atop the Arc de Triomphe to majestic Moroccan mountains, to seaside sunsets in Lagos. My prized collection of memorable views grew this past weekend when I went to Ronda for a day trip
What Swiss Cuisine Lacks: An Ode to American Food
I know, culinary complaints should be prohibited in this land of cheese and chocolate, so think of this not as a set of complaints, but a defense of American cuisine–McDonalds and Coca-Cola may have invaded every European town from Portugal to Norway, but I’d like to make the case that this is not real but pseudo-American cuisine.
Parisian Precautions: How to Stay Safe Abroad
I am by no means a city girl. Born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago, college student in a residential neighborhood of Atlanta, you can bet that my first few weeks living in the heart of a major city were a bit overwhelming.
An Affordable Greek Experience
Before you book your next flight or vacation, consider this: Imagine being surrounded by exotic black-sanded beaches, drink in hand, Greek music gently humming in the background, as you delve into the best dish you’ve ever had. But this isn’t just about the food; it’s about the experience. My experience
