I honestly didn’t know where to fly this winter but Lisbon, Portugal sounded sexy. Blame it on La Casa de Papel addiction and Somebody Feed Phil’s episode that made my mouth water over Pastel de Nata and dream of riding Tram 28 and with Portugal’s 300 days with sun, I was hopeful even if I have read that January is still the coldest time of the year there.… Read More Traveling to Lisbon, Portugal in Winter
I’ve been working closely with the refugees. I started teaching them English but they taught me so much more in return just by merely being friends with them. … Read More How Teaching English Changed my Life
Bonn is not just home to Beethoven nor the old capital of Germany . It is my third home and still highly convinced that Bonn is one of the most underrated places not just in Germany but in Europe. … Read More Bonn Ultimate Tourist Attractions: Part 2
Bonn was Germany’s Federal Republic capital from 1949 to 1990 before East and West Germany’s unification. … Read More Bonn Ultimate Tourist Attractions: Part 1
I have only been eating straight from the can and having instant coffee for the last few days and this freshly cooked food was the best thing that ever happened in days. I scraped the last piece of tuna from the can and sipped instant coffee on Christmas day. … Read More Homeless in Malaysia: A Christmas Sob Story
I have confidence issues. I always had it since I was a child and too young to even know that it has actually a name. Anxiety doesn’t exist in our small village like depression and mental health. They are often the topics that invoke so much laughter so I have learned to fake that I… Read More How Traveling Solo Stopped me from Sabotaging Myself.
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This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission. This is at no cost to you but helps me to provide awesome content regularly. Thanks for your support! “Let me pay for your meal.” the Canadian guy from the next table nicely offered when… Read More Cambodia: Mishaps and Lessons Learned
My Ever Dearest Student, I don’t want to play favorites but since you are the youngest, allow me tell you that at 19, your age, is when I wish the world, at least mine, has stopped revolving. That time, I didn’t mind crawling on my way back home, sleeping in my neighbor’s lawn nor partying… Read More A Love Letter to my Favorite Student
This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I will receive a small commission. This is at no cost to you but helps me to provide awesome content regularly. Thanks for your support! “Dani, how did your life change since you lived abroad?” A… Read More 10 Things That Changed Since I Lived Abroad.