Dearest People of India, We write this letter to you to show you the gratitude we have for the many life lessons you have taught us! We hope this small token of our appreciation will show you how much you have impacted our lives. When we created this blog, we did so with […]
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Why We Travel? What would you do if money were no object? This is an easy question for us. We would travel of course. It’s traveling that makes us happy. Traveling is what we like doing. If you keep doing things that you don’t like doing, in order to go on living or going on […]
Grenada, San Juan Del Sur and Sunday Funday. Two things we liked and one we really didn’t. Grenada was ok, with it’s colonial architecture and beach area, however there is no way I would ever get into the water in Lake Nicaragua, and the city was dirty, seedy and congested. San Juan Del Sur however […]
Watching Anthony And Dreaming As I lay in my bed watching re-runs of DVR’d Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown, a strange sense of excitement mixed with the uneasy-nervous energy of the unknown hits me. We are once again heading out to explore and seek out new adventures in three days. We are heading to Central America […]
How Travel Defeats Depression There are many travel defeats depression and none of them are easy. Traveling has taught us more than we would have ever guessed it would have. It’s almost a shock to your perception of life when you return. You wonder how you could have thought the way you used to. You see the world […]
Heading to Manali, India We left McLeod Ganj and headed via taxi to Manali, India. It would be an all day affair on mountain roads. We had taken a taxi from Amritsar to Dharmshala and knew what we were up against for the day. We booked a car through a local agency and when the taxi arrived, […]
Vrindavan – Somewhat Unremarkable City The Holi Festival in Vrindavan, India, the city where Krishna (a Hindu deity and physical incarnation or avatar of Vishnu) grew up would be epic. Krishna was born in Mathura, about 15km away but grew up along the river Yamuna in Vrindavan. Krishna in his youth was known for his mischievous nature […]
Arriving in Panama City was an event that we will not forget. We cruised over the Panama Canal on the Bridge of the Americas on our way to the city, arriving around 4pm to awful traffic. We sat there in traffic wondering if we’d ever get into town. The traffic in and out of the […]
We left San Juan Del Sur for the Costa Rican border with the usual uneasy feeling of a problematic day. Not because we are pessimists, but simply because it’s like a box of chocolates… you never know what you’re gonna’ get. If we were crossing with a backpack it wouldn’t be as bad. However, a […]