Apparently it’s not a good idea to take out your blacksmithing project on public transport. I learned that the tough way. A few months ago, I went to a party that had a silent auction fundraiser. ...

It’s 700 miles to the Whitsundays. We have a full tank of gas, half a container of vegemite, it’s dark, and we have no idea where we’re staying tonight. Hit it. A few months ago, my friend Anna a...

Spending nearly 8 months in the fantastic, tiny country that is Portugal, I had the chance to do a ton of activities. Even better, is that I get to share them with you! Whether you’re there for a w...

Living Portugal’s an awesome place to live, as everything’s really cheap, the subway is well connected, and the city in general is really safe. You’re going to be paying anywhere from 200-500 euro...

Ahh Amsterdam. The place most people know as the land of the Red Light District and legalized pot. While those are interesting things about the city, they don’t even come close to my favourite part...

This is no mere ‘good’ road. It’s not a ‘fine’ road. And it most definitely isn’t an ‘ok’ road. No. I’m talking about the Great Ocean Road – one of the most iconic trips in all of Australia. Ever ...

There aren’t many places in this world where I feel at home. I’m still looking for a community where I feel settled; a place where I can continue to grow as a person. In other words, I want to find...

Breakfast – Longevity Bowl at Bondi Wholefoods or Savoury Rolls at Bourke St Bakery Lunch – Daily Meal at Lentil As Anything Post-Lunch Snack – Pork Square at Singapore Famous BBQ Pork Dinner – ...

Port Douglas, Queensland Having been in Sydney for a month and a half, I felt the need to take a quick vacation and strap the backpack on to recharge. With Cairns being a quick 3 hour flight, fill...

Pasteis de nata AKA little tarts of heaven Whether you’ve just touched down in Portugal, or you’ve lived there for years, food is of utmost importance in this capital city. Booming with pastries, ...