ausea, diarrhea, and vomiting are the most unwanted companions on any trip. But if you want to experience authentic, local food when you...Read More...
magine ending your work day approaching the glittery skyline of New York, or beginning it as the sunrise kisses Santorini’s blue-capped domes. Inflating your...Read More...
or over two and a half years, Ted and I lived out of backpacks and explored an assortment of countries all over the globe. Consequently, the commonest question we received was, “how we can you afford to travel so much, for...Read More...
he notion that expensive equals better is not always true, especially when it comes to travel. Though many developing countries are swiftly...Read More...
t’s that time of year when commercials and ads bombard us with the hottest trends in materialism. And, don’t get me wrong here – I love the holidays (and gift giving!). My family celebrates Christmas and in Canada, December is...Read More...
Note: This is a continuation from Part 1 of our story. April 2012: How a book and a conversation changed our lives couldn’t have known it then, but a fateful hospital nightshift would re-direct the course of our entire lives. A coworker spotted...Read More...