It’s been a running joke since we started our journey in Cambodia almost four months ago. Tyrhone’s constant referral to the multitude of bitey critters hell-bent on making his life miserable, which soon became known as the ’bug update’. Marty coined the term to highlight just how much Tyrhone spoke about, ranted over and lamented about bugs. Continue reading
Tags: bee stings, Bugs, mosquitoes
I’m writing this from a bamboo bungalow in a small town in rural Northern Thailand. I just commented on my friend Kim’s latest post and it inspired me to write about my day, because she is where I was almost four months ago, packing up the entire contents of her life (and discarding most of her possessions) to travel. Continue reading
Tags: contentment, Pai, Thailand
On my Mum’s last day in Chiang Mai, we awoke to rain and an overcast sky. We wandered around the old city in search of the only sensible rainy day activity - a visit to the spa. Mum’s recent pedicure was in need of a re-do before her flight to Europe that afternoon, and I was always up for… something.
Tags: Chiang Mai, friendship, nail salon
Today is Mother’s day in Australia. My Mum isn’t spending it with her two daughters, or even with her two grand daughters. She’s spending it touring the Champagne houses in Reims, France. How rude… Continue reading
Tags: Mothers Day, travel, World travelling Mum
Your Mum is coming to visit. You want to make it special for her, not in an over-the-top, jam-packed, tourist activity overload sort of way, just special. Memorable. Continue reading
Tags: Chiang Dao, Nest
I’m sorry, I couldn’t help myself. This was all I could up with for a title. If you don’t get the reference, pat yourself on the back, you may just have some music taste, unlike me.
I wanted to call this post ‘The Prettiest Cafe in The World’ but felt it was too much of a generalisation. I mean , I don’t actually know if it is. At least the title I chose is true, albeit a little cheesy. Here goes… Continue reading
Tags: Chiang Mai, Coffee plantation, Doi Suthep, Mountains
It’s the pastime of every soon-to-be-traveller, travel gear research. Internet searches, traipsing through travel gear shops, comparing prices, scouring travel blogs for reviews of what to buy and what not to buy. You try not to become obsessed by your upcoming adventure, but it’s fruitless. Continue reading
Tags: RTW Travel, travel gear
I can’t believe it was my idea. I just threw it out there after dinner one night, like it was nothing.
“Let’s rent bikes and cycle up Doi Suthep!” I exclaimed, in love with the idea of being adventurous, outdoorsy and active, even though I’m neither of those things. Continue reading
Tags: Chiang Mai, cycling, Doi Suthep
Annoyingly, I’m awake at 5am.
It could be midnight, 1am, 3am, I wouldn’t know, as the streets of Chiang Mai are still dark. After staring out from the balcony for a while, I’m relieved that my phone shows 5:30am when I finally get around to checking it.
Tags: Chiang Mai, Why I Travel
Hi, I'm Sarah, and I have just begun an Indefinite Travel Adventure with my boyfriend, Tyrhone, starting in SE Asia. We quit our jobs, sold our home, cars and all our stuff to pursue our dream of long term travel. I also love to write - about myself mostly (!), and my experiences in the world. I hope to inspire you (yes, you!) to follow your own travel dreams, or at the very least, entertain you with my travel tales.
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