Top 10 Things You Have to Do In Kenya, Africa

So there you are: You've seen photos of safaris, the Masi tribe, and beautiful green jungles; you've watched The Lion King more times than you care to admit, and you finally decide that you simply must visit Kenya, Africa. Or perhaps you are about to travel there on a missions-trip with your local church or humanitarian group and want to organize some fun activities while you're there.

Either way, I've got you covered.

The 7 Secrets No One Tells You About Moving Overseas

So for those of you who haven't heard, I've previously mentioned how I am hoping to go to South Korea eventually (go read this post, if you haven't heard about it). But this will not be my first time experiencing life overseas because I have lived in Kenya, Africa before. One thing I've noticed is that there are many the little details about living life overseas that "expats" (expatriates) often forget to mention or don't always feel comfortable talking about.

Traveling the World From Home: Boba Tea (Evergreen Coffee and Dessert in Longview, Texas)

 In this week's blog post, I continue with my "Traveling the World From Home" series, where I try new food at locally-owned restaurants and cafés. This series has been an interesting topic to cover because it has not only challenged me to go out of my way to find small businesses to support, but it has also helped me to feel a deeper connection to my community and make me more excited to talk about it with people. Word of mouth is a powerful tool in marketing, so we shouldn't discount the power of simply sharing our experiences with others.

Traveling the World From Home: Supporting Local Businesses (Panda Korea in Longview TX)

At this point in time, I know that many of us out there wish we could travel right now. For some of us, it's not possible simply due to finances; for others, it is due to the issues from Covid-19. Either way, we wish we could drop everything to explore the world, and we can't do it.

Instead of feeling sad about it, I've realized that I can experience some of the fun of traveling right here at home!

I can do this by supporting small, local businesses.

Preparing for something big (and EPIK)

So here I am with a brand new blog...

I didn't want to make a new one because I liked my old one, but at the same time, I felt like my old blog wasn't a good fit for the new content I am wanting to post. I needed a fresh start, and that's what I'm here to talk about.