Flying with Wizz Air
We were missing Prague before we even left the apartment for the airport. We began our hour-long journey to the airport, one that would have us using 2 different buses and metro trains, only to discover the adventure had only just begun.
Switching friends during travel
When we were still in the US and eagerly awaiting our launch date, I picked up a couple of friends—Fear and Panic. It was easy enough to get rid of them, and I can honestly say I don’t miss them. During the last three years of travel, we’ve picked up another friend. He makes sure we never get too bored.
Experiencing Traveler Fatigue
When traveling long term, or while living as an expat, you might experience traveler fatigue from time to time. This goes beyond just the simple cravings of things like bagels, certain cereals, etc.
Global Acts of Kindness
When one spends too much time reading or watching the news, it’s rather easy to believe that there is little good in the world. As we’ve traveled we’ve been on the receiving end of many acts of kindness, most of them random. I wanted to share just some of them.
Things that might induce culture shock in Americans
Among the many fun and interesting things one experiences through travel, there are often some. . . potential surprises for people from the US who haven’t traveled much. No worries, though. Culture shock can sometimes be fun.
What you won’t learn from a travel advisory
If you travel or watch the news regularly, no doubt you’ve seen or heard at least one travel advisory. Through our travels we’ve decided there are some things they just leave out of advisories. Things people really should know.
