Ah yes, my GPS. One of the most useful tools I’ve used throughout my travels.
Lately, I’ve been trying to use it a little less and I think you should, too.
Continue reading “Leaning off my GPS”Ah yes, my GPS. One of the most useful tools I’ve used throughout my travels.
Lately, I’ve been trying to use it a little less and I think you should, too.
Continue reading “Leaning off my GPS”It’s the return of ‘Erin Goes Everywhere’ — tales across America! This winter break, my friend Val and I drove almost 3,000 miles across the country. We saw a lot of cool sites, ate some great food, listened to some groovy music and saw a lot of roads. Like, a lot.
Continue reading “Road Trippin’ Across America”Ah yes, what better way to capture the spirit of Independence Day than to write about it a week after!
While I was soaking up the sun on the sandy beaches of the Jersey Shore, I reflected on my last few weeks back home. Then I figured I would write about it. Here’s what I came up with…
When I was abroad, I spent some time by myself. I would walk to class alone, sometimes make trips to the store alone and sometimes take trips by myself places.
It’s an overlooked part of being abroad, the time you spend with yourself.
What does that mean? It’s German, meaning “far sickness.” It’s an urge to travel even stronger than wanderlust.
It’s a lot of what I’ve been feeling lately over the course of my winter break at home.