4 Upcoming Disney Features To See In Theaters

Not every Disney film is animated, but that doesn’t mean they are any less magical.  Since 2020, moviegoers have been moving like molasses when it comes to getting back in theaters. Thanks to the lockdowns, fans of entertainment were forced to rethink the best ways to access new content. With the influx of movies debuting on streaming services, many gave up overpriced…

Visit Big Bend National Park

🎼Out in the west, Texas town of Terlingua, I fell in love with a national park. 🎶 After 9 years of living in a state that’s famous for being so big you could drive half a day and still be in the same state, I still had not made it to Big Bend National Park….

Surviving Long Road Trips

If there’s one thing I’m an expert on at this point, it’s LONG road trips. I just recently took a 12 hour drive alone from Atlanta, GA to Fort Worth, TX for the 150th time. I am not a fan, especially all those hours driving alone, but it’s the most economic and time sensitive way…

Cheap Trips From Kathmandu

If you’re a repeat clicker on the Cheap Trips series, you can skip this paragraph! If you’re new, here’s what the Cheap Trips are all about! Every month, I pick a city where I have a generous amounts of fans on my Facebook or Instagram accounts and find that city a cheap trip idea! Why?…

A Day In Chicago

There’s cities you hear about all your life for various reasons. Paris, London, Rome, Beijing, Manila, Rio de Janeiro, Calcutta, Cairo… all places I thought about and imagined going to. When I think of the US, New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago pop up first. I’ve technically been to the 2 former… Chicago wasn’t…

A Day In Washington D.C.

In 2018, there were 22 million visitors to Washington D.C. – from the USA, alone! So, with that many people visiting, you know there’s plenty to see and do in the nation’s capital. While there’s no shortage of activities, there is a strain on time due to the incessant traffic. Thinking about visiting? Here’s a…

A Day In Philadelphia

Anyone interested in American history would be looking to go to one of the most important cities of the Revolution, Philadelphia. The city was founded in the later half of 1682 and continues to be a popular city in 2019. There is really a lot to see due to the extended nature so I’ve comprised…

A Weekend In St. Augustine

Located conveniently on the Atlantic side of northern Florida, St. Augustine is a great spot to take in some ocean and learn a few things about US history. Here, I provide you with a fun-filled few days of St. Augustine that includes prices for your convenience. Let’s go! Day 1 – St. Augustine Beach, Anastasia…

Unique Georgia Travel Spots

You might know my hometown of Atlanta, Georgia, USA from the 1996 Olympic Games that we hosted. That’s the same games where there was a bombing and gymnast Kerri Strug famously injured her ankle during a vault routine. Atlanta is also home to many famous hip-hop stars and major league teams such as Falcons, Braves,…

Brief Culinary Journey Of Paris

Before going to Paris, I could only fantasize about the delicious food I’d get when I arrived. Now, I’m here to share a real world take on what the food is like and how to eat on a budget, for the most part. 😉 *French Tip: ordering in French is easier than you think. A key phrase…