Analysis paralysis: also known as: overthinking, too many ideas without implementation, a cruel close relative of perfectionism, and…the reason I haven’t written on this blog consistently. “Le Penseur” (or, “The Thinker) – Auguste Rodin, Musée Rodin. Paris, France. (Which may be my favorite museum on the planet.) I often read social media and blogging advice online, and whenever I come upon […]
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BlogHouse Chicago: Two Truths and a Lie
I’m thrilled to break the silence here on the blog to tell you guys all about a little something called….#BlogHouse. If you’ve been following along on Twitter and Instagram, you may have wondered what in the world I was going on and on about…and what is with that omnipresent hashtag? It seems that rumors have been […]
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Celebrating Maya Angelou, The Queen of Wise Words
(While Redefining Part-Time Travel) What started as a space to share tips for balancing travel and life at home has evolved into something bigger. One of the benefits of part-time travel is watching your perspective change – not just while on the road, but once you return home. No matter how many times you’ve done it, reintegrating after […]
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Take Me To…Pushkar, India
Ever have that feeling of connectedness to a place, and you can’t explain why? I only spent a few days passing through Pushkar while in Rajasthan last summer. For some reason, this town has really stuck with me. I find myself thinking about it without cause. There is a commonly cited travel quote which says: […]
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Burma 2, 3, and 4 Week Itineraries
How to Plan Your Time in Burma + Itinerary [Author’s note 2017: Please consider the impact of your visit and the plight of the Rohingya when making your decision to go to Myanmar.] What you will see in Burma (Myanmar): men in skirt-like longyi, women and children with thanaka paste on their faces, red betelnut-stained […]
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