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How the F*** Do I Pack for This?
September 20, 2010
I’ve run into my first real roadblock with this trip, packing. I always seem to overpack ever so slightly, returning home with a few pieces of clothing still as neatly folded as the day I left. I just hate to be unprepared. Plus I’m kind-of a girly girl. As in, I rarely travel without my [...]
The Ducks are Getting Lined Up
August 13, 2010
I bought my plane tickets today!!! And my Visas for Russia and China came through! That means the Fall Extravaganza is officially on. In 40 days Conor and I will saying “Sayonara!” to the US of A. And as luck would have it we were able to finagle a 3-day layover in Reykjavik, Iceland on [...]
New Gadgets
July 22, 2010
ASUS Eee Netbook This beauty is going to be essential for my upcoming trip. With 14 hours of battery life, it should be perfect for extended hours on the train. Canon Powershot SD1400IS Digital Camera I bought a new camera about a year ago, but recently the screen stopped working. As in, it won’t [...]
Introducing the Fall Extravaganza
July 7, 2010
In light of finally getting the ball rolling on gathering up the necessary Visas, (and the fact that I’m leaving in about 2.5 months) I thought I’d share a bit more about my trip for this fall. As of right now the plan is as follows: Fly San Fran –> Helsinki (sometime btwn Sept 20-24) [...]







I’m a travel addicted twenty-something trying to figure out how to balance making a living with the desire to pack up and globe trot. To do lists keep me sane and I get abnormally giddy about research and budgets. My interests are many and I still don’t know what I want to be when I grow up.

August 7, 2011
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