Tag: travel

TEAtime: Antigua (Part 3)

This is the final post in my 2020 March Madness series. For my final blog post, I'm talking about things to do in St. John, Antigua.

TEAtime: Antigua (Part 2)

Have you ever wanted to go camping? Have you ever wanted to go glamping? Have you ever wanted to pack your things and go on a solo vacation? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this is a blog post for you!

TEAtime: Antigua (Part 1)

I took a solo trip to Antigua at the beginning of March 2020. As I browsed for activities and restaurants to try, I kept two travel goals in mind. I wanted to learn how to make more foods when I traveled, and I wanted to try more curry from around the world. The activity that I eventually found perfectly fulfilled those goals. 

Travel Basics 100: Types of Solo Travel

I've done a lot of traveling over the years. I would characterize much of it as solo travel despite all of my trips not fitting a traditional definition of solo travel. Solo travel is not just you going off somewhere wholly alone. I would argue that there are actually about 3 different types of "solo" … Continue reading Travel Basics 100: Types of Solo Travel

TEAtime: NOLA (Part 2)

This second part of my NOLA TEAtime is all about eating. Here are all the new foods and places we tried on our family vacation. Between parts 1 and 2, you should find a food option for even the pickiest of eaters. Beignets at Cafe Beignet and Cafe Du Monde I think we lived at … Continue reading TEAtime: NOLA (Part 2)

TEAtime: NOLA (Part 1)

I definitely consider myself a frugal traveler. I book affordable flights and accommodations and try to make sure the activities I do are worth the money I paid for them. But that doesn't mean I'm cheap or penny-pinching with my trips, and sometimes, they can be more of a splurge. This was the case when … Continue reading TEAtime: NOLA (Part 1)