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You better believe I had the time of my life riding a carousel 🎠for the first time in over a decade!!Perfect weather. I love relaxing outside. Adoring my new mug, too! 🦉Let the gaming begin!!An utterly delicious spread from @beyondsushinycOk, perchance sacrilegious, but I’d never had @ikea #meatballs before I went plant based. However!! Turns out they have #plantbased ones, so I decided to give ‘em a go. Spaghetti is such simple, quick comfort food - perfect for a rainy, blah night. They cooked up well and tasted fine! Not saying they’re the best, most flavourful plant balls I’ve ever had, but they did the job credibly. Cheers!No filter. Just the beaming face of a joyfully aging woman surrounded by love (and tea!!).-
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Tag Archives: backpacking
Northern Thailand Accommodations
**I was in Bali for a month where wifi never worked, hence the quietness of Curious Traveler Travelogues for such a stretch. I’ve been writing all along the way, so many of these are written as if they just happened … Continue reading
Posted in Pai, SEA, Thailand
Tagged accommodation, backpacking, budget travel, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Circus Hostel, guesthouses, hostels, housing, Imperial Mae Ping Hotel, Julie's Guesthouse, Libra Guesthouse, Mercy Hostel, Pai, SEA, Thailand, Travel
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Phnom Penh Hostel Rundown
One Stop Hostel Price: $7 dorm (female 8 bed) Breakfast: $2-$2.50 Staff: Very friendly. Lots of options for tours and tickets onwards. They even have a board where you can sign up to share a tuk-tuk to the Killing Fields.
Posted in Cambodia, SEA
Tagged backpack, backpacking, Cambodia, Drifter, hostels, Phnom Penh
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When Failure is Looming
Something I’ve been struggling with the past week is a sense of failure about this trip. People have said how brave and adventurous I am for doing this, but all I see is how much money I’m spending compared to … Continue reading
Posted in Tips, Travel, Vietnam
Tagged Adventure, Agatha Christie, backpacking, caving, Dark Cave, failure, fun, guilt, money, mud pit, mud pit party, Orient Express, Paradise Cave, phong nha, pinching pennies, posh, saving money, stop the fear, struggle, vietnam adventures, ziplining
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The Inner Workings of Harry Harvey (AKA – What’s in My Pack?)
After a half dozen hours, and trips to 4 different sports/camping stores in NYC, I am over-whelmedly pleased to introduce you to my pack, Harry Harvey. (Funny story – I had a nightmare last night that I got to JFK … Continue reading
Posted in SEA, Tips, Travel
Tagged backpack, backpacking, Budget, budget travel, EMS, Kode 32, osprey, RFID, TSA
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Cellphones, Backpacks, and Following Your Heart
I know countless people who backpack and travel around the world for months, or even years, at a time. I know it’s do-able. But goodness, is it overwhelming! I’ve spent myriad hours staring at a glowing computer screen trying to … Continue reading
Posted in SEA, Travel
Tagged Adventure, autumn elizabeth, backpack, backpacking, boat, cell phones, choices, decision making, farpoint 55, follow your heart, indecision, iphone, just choose, motivation, opportunities, osprey, practical knowledge, sim cards, start going, tiny buddha, visas, wayfarer 70
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One Way Ticket…
It’s time I told the world – I’m headed to South East Asia for four months to travel, adventure, explore, and experience life and new cultures. This change has been a long time in coming, but I couldn’t be happier … Continue reading
Posted in SEA, Travel
Tagged A Little Adrift, Adventure, backpacking, Bali, Buddha, Budget, budget travel, Cambodia, Change, Culture, Dirt Biking, elephant nature park, Elephants, Food, Heat, hostels, Indonesia, Journey, Jungles, Katherine Hathaway, Kayaking, Laos, Monsoon, New Culture, New Year, Noodles, SEA, Shannon O'Donnell, South East Asia, Squat Toilets, Temples, Thailand, Travel, Vietnam, Water Festival, Zip Lining
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