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  • Two Years of Expat Life, Three Lessons Learned

    By Amy / October 6, 2017

    Today is my two year anniversary of getting on a plane and flying over Canada to Tokyo, where I’d spend a brief, adrenaline-pumped fourteen hours before continuing on to Singapore. It was the start of my expat…

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  • A Solo Female Traveler’s Guide to Drinking Alone

    By Amy / August 9, 2017

    When I was twenty and really traveling on my own for the first time in England, I was devastatingly afraid of drinking alone. I’m not talking about 2am G&Ts up in the club. Nope, just a refreshing…

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  • How I Survived Teaching with Depression

    By Amy / May 25, 2017

    Oh hello. Well, this is a bit awkward. I mean, I know I’m the one who brought this up, but depression is still something not talked about. Except, we’re going to talk about it today. First, talking…

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  • It’s Not About the Castle, Vladimir.

    By Amy / May 3, 2017

    I was walking alongside the road, in a Ukrainian village I couldn’t have pointed to on a map before this trip, when I met Vladimir. We had been riding on the same bus, but he discovered I…

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  • 10 Examples of What Solo Female Travel is REALLY Like

    By Amy / February 27, 2017

    It would be nice to think that, here in the 21st century, solo female travel wouldn’t be that much different than solo male travel. It would be nice. But ignoring the differences between male and female solo travel…

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  • Oaxaca: Where Local Life Spills onto the Streets

    By Amy / February 23, 2017

    I arrived in Oaxaca in the middle of a protest. I had heard Oaxaca was a bustling city – but I was expecting parties and parades, not sit-ins and political rallies. In fact, I had planned my…

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  • I May Be Too Old to Stay in Hostels (And Some Hostels I Love)

    By Amy / November 3, 2016

    Hostels are great. There are a lot of reasons why I’ve chosen to stay in hostels over the years. They’re usually run by locals, brimming with energy, a great place to make travel-loving friends. I love hostels.…

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  • 20 Life Lessons from a Year Traveling the World

    By Amy / October 23, 2016

    October 6, 2015, and I was thousands of miles above Canada en route to Singapore. I had just pulled my eye mask down, put my earplugs in, and settled in to try to sleep, despite the adrenaline…

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  • 12 Tips on How to Travel like a Local

    By Amy / June 27, 2016

    A hip hop jazz jam session on a boat on the Danube. A brand new craft beer pub hidden in the passages of Novi Sad. A restaurant you can only enter by giving the secret password and…

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  • Am I Stupid because I’m NOT Scared to Travel?

    By Amy / June 24, 2016

    The longer I blog and the further I travel, the more I get involved in the digital communities that support weirdos travelers like me. It’s a great way to share tips and have travel discussions with like-minded…

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