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Space Saving Fashion in the City

Space Saving Fashion in the City By on June 5, 2013

What you really need for a European City Break

I don’t know if it’s that I’m disorganised, or unable to think for myself, but before starting the arduous task of packing for any trip, I tend to do an internet search on what to outfits and accessories to take – I just need a little inspiration!

Don’t Let Expectations Get in the Way of a Good Time

Don’t Let Expectations Get in the Way of a Good Time By on June 5, 2013

Last week, while perusing one of the many travel blogs I follow, I read an article about things you shouldn’t do abroad. It was the usual ‘don’t stay at holed up in your apartment alone,’ ‘don’t spend all your time on the computer,’ ‘don’t come to this experience with too many expectations,’ etc. etc. I thought it was a nice piece, straightforward, predictable, but good content overall.

10 Days Away from the World: Vipassana in Sri Lanka

10 Days Away from the World: Vipassana in Sri Lanka By on June 3, 2013

Imagine the lightest you’ve ever felt. The most carefree, the most full of joy. When’s the last time you felt like you could do anything in the world? When’s the last time you felt so light that you could fly?

A’zungu: One of Many Names in Mozambique

A’zungu: One of Many Names in Mozambique By on June 2, 2013

A’zungu (plural): From the Bantu languages of southern and eastern Africa, used to describe individuals of European/Caucasian descent.
M’zungu (singular): The singular form of the plural word “A’zungu.”

Indulging in Turkish Delicacies

Indulging in Turkish Delicacies By on May 31, 2013

If you come to Turkey, you must try the local food. It’s nearly impossible not to since Turkey has few restaurants serving international cuisine. Turkish food is cheap in both food stands, restaurants, and cafes. The cuisine is mostly meat based accompanied by oily and carbohydrate-laden foods