Nestled on the University of Washington campus, surrounded by Victorian buildings you’d sooner expect to find in England than in the Pacific Northwest, are dozens of Sakura trees which, for a few special weeks each spring, burst into bloom with magnificent pink … Continue reading Cherry Blossoms and Solo Travel
When we arrived at the mansion we were greeted with the sounds of tabla drums and the distinct “denka-denka” rhythm of Bollywood dance music, and what must have been fifty dancers in colourful costumes, dancing in and around white Maseratis. Continue reading The Time I Crashed a Bollywood Film Set
If there’s one thing Canada is known for, it’s our winter weather. But this year, right up until New Year’s Eve, our days felt more like mid-March than the pre-Christmas winter wonderland we are used to. But even though the … Continue reading A Warm Winter in Montreal
Aivvy Q is an all-in-one music-playing device that pulls music down from the cloud for you without a handheld music player. Music begins to play as soon as you put them on, and your preferences are cached as you interact … Continue reading Get Your Head In the Cloud with these Cloud-Driven Headphones
Happy June, everyone! It’s unbelievable how fast this year is flying by. Despite all the traveling and big milestones that have happened this year, it in … Continue reading Mitandio in Merano
As a tall girl, I naturally have always had big feet. It is so difficult for me to find nice shoes in my size (41 in European, 11W in North American), because stores don’t stock a lot of larger sizes. … Continue reading Shoe Shopping Spree at Massarotto Luisa Calzature
There are few things more breathtaking than the grandeur of the mountains and the sea. In Northern Italy we don’t have the ocean, but where our … Continue reading Palm Trees in the Mountains
