To live is to see; to travel is to see more.
Norcross to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta airport; a simple enough 45 minute journey. A man in a roughed up Honda pulls up to the hotel (more like motel), we pack in my small bag and head off to the airport to New York City. Little did I know I would meet the Afghan Uber Driver Who Touched My Heart. Continue reading “Afghan Uber Driver Who Touched My Heart”
I had the wonderful opportunity to sail through Germany on the City of Lights cruise through Viking River Cruises (as a young person!). The cruise hits the Main river, the Rhine and the Moselle, and allows you time in Prague, Luxembourg and France (I added time at the end in London). I share my experiences and 11 tips on sailing Germany on a Viking River Cruise. Continue reading “11 Tips On Sailing Germany on a Viking River Cruise”
I recently enjoyed a 24 day trip to Europe, which included 12 days on a Viking River Cruise; City of Lights! These cruises are generally geared toward the more “experienced” crowd… aka, older folks. In my late 30s, I wasn’t exactly the target client. However, I had an absolutely wonderful time! I’ll share some tips and what to expect if you aren’t retired, and what it’s like to sail on a Viking River Cruise as a young person! Continue reading “Sail on a Viking River Cruise as a Young Person: What To Expect”
After traveling from Parrita and the Clandestino Beach Resort, all 9 of us (with 5 children!) made our way over to Manuel Antonio, about a 2 hour drive through a lot of dirt roads. We stayed at a rental home with a guest house and a wonderful treehouse, which quickly became an office (when air conditioning wasn’t needed!) Thus began the week of working from a treehouse in Costa Rica in Manuel Antonio!
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Traveling with children to Costa Rica can be quite an adventure. With the right combination of things to do and good accommodations however, it can make for a wonderfully unique, nature-rich trip. I went with another family for two weeks. Total count: 5 children! Our first stop was in Palo Seco, Parrita, close to the Central Valley! The location we settled into was 2 hours from the airport and well off the beaten path. I highly suggest at least two GPS maps!
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