It definitely feels a little weird to write about something not related to Corona at the moment, but I was hoping my blog could be a distraction for some of you who are overwhelmed and stressed. Coming up with posts for a travel blog when you can't leave the house is definitely a challenge, but …
Hello everyone! I hope that you and your family are staying safe and healthy! This is a crazy time, and it is important to stay home to prevent spreading this virus more. It's easy to get caught up in the bad news frenzy, and while we should always keep up with the news, it's also …
I decided to put together a little gallery of my favorite photos from Vienna that I took this past summer - I hope you enjoy! Processed with VSCO with a6 preset Processed with VSCO with a6 preset Processed with VSCO with a6 preset Processed with VSCO with a6 preset Processed with VSCO with a6 preset …
One of our day-trips in Armenia was to a small town called Saghmosavan, which is known for its 13th Century Monastery and the deep canyon that was created by an earthquake. When you see the pictures, you'll understand why we call it the Armenian "Grand Canyon!" The Monastery was insanely beautiful. It is isolated in …
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After a quick drive around Harvard in Cambridge, my family and I decided to pay a visit to Charlestown, Massachusetts to see one of the most important landmarks of our country's history: Bunker Hill! The Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 occurred at the very start of the American Revolution, and although the British won, …
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I often volunteer with Tree People here in LA, so I reached out and actually had the chance to volunteer with the Armenia Tree Project this summer! I connected with ATP and had the opportunity to attend one of their planting events while I was in Armenia. I met up with the leaders at ATP's …
Out of all the landmarks we visited in Armenia, I was the most excited to travel to Lake Sevan. I can remember researching and doing presentations on this lake growing up at my local church, and I was always intrigued by its immense value to its country. Upon arriving, I immediately noticed the bright blue …
1 | These photos are from our first day in Vienna, right after dropping our luggage off at the hotel! I'm technically still wearing my airport outfit, but I just love how these pictures turned out! Processed with VSCO with m5 preset Processed with VSCO with m5 preset 2 | This was my outfit on …
Hello everyone! I've been a bit MIA these past few weeks and that's because I've been all over the place (literally)! Our 3-week trip started in Vienna, Austria and included a day-trip to Budapest, Hungary. After that, we headed to Armenia for the remainder of the trip! This post is all about the day we …
Hello everyone! In today’s post, I decided to share a few environmentally friendly products that I’ve been loving. Bamboo Hairbrush A few months ago, I made the switch to using bamboo hairbrushes instead of plastic ones. It's easy to forget that every day items, like hairbrushes, could be harmful to the environment, especially since we're …
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