Everyone always asks, “Where is your favorite place to travel?” Choosing one favorite is an impossibility but narrowing it down to 10 is, well, at least a little easier. Here are some of my favorites: 1. Menorca, Balearic Islands, Spain The four words you need to know about Menorca? Go. There. Right. Now. (Here are […]
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Parents-to-Be Living in a RV
Every month Ashleigh and Anthony’s jobs required them to move to a new small Australian mining town for work. When an influx of mining industry workers hit these small towns accommodations become scarce and prices skyrocket. Tw years ago Ashleigh and Anthony decided to beat the system and bought their own accommodations — a pop-up […]
Cambodian Genocide Survivor Lives in Denver, Now Builds Playgrounds (Part II)
Helena Ny was a year old when Pol Pot’s military began executing and starving what would be over two million Cambodians. Helena would spend the early part of her life being passed between families and surviving unspeakable tragedies. Years after the Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot’s reign of terror in Cambodia ended, Helena received news […]
Cambodian Genocide Survivor in Denver, Now Builds Playgrounds (Part I)
Helena Ny was a year old when Pol Pot’s military began executing and starving what would be over two million Cambodians. Helena would spend the early part of her life being passed between families and surviving unspeakable tragedies. Years after the Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot’s reign of terror in Cambodia ended, Helena received news […]
The Couple Who Lost their Jobs and Went Traveling
Teresa wanted to travel for years, but could never quite find the right time to leave. Then she lost her job. Then she and her fiancée Chris learned the rent on their apartment was being raised. They decided it was time to go. One year and one wedding later, Chris quit his job and they […]
The Woman Who Wouldn’t Let Cancer Choose
Two months after Kristy was diagnosed with breast cancer she lost a huge part of her identity – her hair. Without her hair Kristy felt extreme vulnerability and invisibility. She felt unfeminine and isolated. Kristy scoured the Internet for answers on how others dealt with this enormous loss and found nothing. Then a friend suggested […]
