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“If you have someone you think is the one, take them and travel around the world. Buy a plane ticket for the two of you to travel all over the world, to places that are hard to reach and hard to get out of. And when you land at JFK and you’re still in love with that person, get married.”
We booked this house for its views and creative energy, and it blew our expectations away. The Artist's Loft is the second home on a large private property called Casa Rosada.
Or are we just hyper-aware of world events now that we’re traveling? After a few months of traveling full-time, we started to notice a pattern of events unfolding around us.
This unique Adobe inspired home was designed and developed by the owner, and artist over the past 14 years. It’s tough to hike up (15min by foot), but worth it for the amazing views and privacy when you get there.
A compilation of all of our tips & tricks for getting to, and enjoying, this raw and majestic natural wonder.
With plans to live at Lake Atitlán for almost two months, we took it upon ourselves to re-read Henry David Thoreau’s Walden, a classic memoir about living simply in nature by a lake.
Staying motivated and focused on priorities without the structure of a full-time job can be difficult so we put this schedule together to help structure our lives as we travel.
Parasites (worms and single-celled organisms) are pervasive in certain parts of the world and amoebas are very common in Guatemala where we lived for 1.5 months this summer.
This cobble-stoned city is the perfect place for a leisurely weekend in Guatemala’s highlands.
The Good Hotel is a beautiful boutique design hotel in colonial Antigua, Guatemala. Run by Good Group, a non-dividend company, their goal is to do good.
Parasites are more common than you think, especially in Central America and SE Asia, but they're avoidable if you follow these recommendations.
We put this collection of quotes together while we were preparing to quit our jobs and travel the world.
A debrief on our transformational experience in the jungle and how we found stillness, and ourselves, at The Yoga Forest.
Here are our suggestions for things to do in or around Mexico City if you’re there for longer than a weekend.
Mexico City was a place we really wanted to visit while living in San Francisco, but couldn’t with our old schedules. The 4.5 hour flight was just too far for a short weekend trip.
First of all, Pujol… I mole you! You’re one of the best restaurants in the world, No. 20 to be exact. You have taken Mexican food to the next level.
A restaurant from one of Latin America’s Best Female Chefs and it’s Jess’ favorite place to eat in Mexico City.
It was a pleasure walking down its tree-lined streets past art deco mansions, street art, sidewalk cafes, vintage and streetwear shops, all while people-watching local “Chilangos”.
Birthdays, bachelorette parties, new fur babies, Burning Man… special events are coming and going and we’re in a foreign country, far from our dear friends in San Francisco, and elsewhere.
We trolled Airbnb for awhile looking for beautiful apartments in La Roma for under $100/night and booked Natalia’s apartment in Roma Norte after a thorough search. It was prefect for us and just as we expected.
We followed our friends advice and spent our first two nights in Condesa, one of Mexico City’s best neighborhoods. We wish we could have stayed longer.
Have you ever heard of the phrase, “everything’s bigger in Texas?” Well, Big Bend National Park is one of many things that prove that statement out because you can literally fit a whole other state in its limits.
Tough to get to. Tougher to explain. But once you get here, you get it. After a hot and *slightly* hungover 7 hour drive from Austin, Texas we arrived in the small desert town in far west Texas we set our sights on months ago.
