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Tag Archives: travel
InlandThe crash of the ocean, the call of the seabirds, the salt on my lips are all sensations that bring me back to earthView full post » 
Sawah: Rural Indonesia through the lensA few days after Christmas we had some of our favourite friends make the big drive down from the city to hang out withView full post » 
Yang Indah: People of Bali through the lens“depth and substance. the two most exquisite qualities. be it in a poem or a person.” ― Sanober KhanView full post » 
Ramai: Urban bali through the lens (Indonesia Pt.2)Having lived for a long time being one of the handful of bule’s (westerners) in the village that I called homeView full post » 
Sembuh (Healing): Indonesia P1It was an incredible moment in my life, sitting at that warung in the middle of the filthy bustling hub of KUTA, Bali.View full post » 
Wandering children“Every traveler has a home of his own, and he learns to appreciate it the more from his wandering.” ― Charles Dickens IView full post » 
Should. Could. Must.“Should is how other people want us to live our lives. It’s all of the expectations that others layer uponView full post » 
#FordThinking: On Cruise ControlThere is a quote that I heard once that read, ‘the quality of our life depends entirely on the spirit of ourView full post » 
Into the wildThere is something so freeing about finding yourself in nature. Being surrounded by the smell of the earthView full post » 
In the concrete jungle.What is the city but the people that live in it? I’ve always been drawn to the country. To wide open spaces. ToView full post » 
This life.I can’t believe it’s come to an end. Five weeks on the road with a toddler in tow is a lifetime, butView full post » 
This life.Last week we began the week with a thanksgiving celebration. A dinner that brought 20 members of my family togetherView full post » 
New friends in new placesI’ve been writing this blog for about a year and a half now, and it’s grown and evolved and changed and isView full post » 
This life.It was late afternoon rush hour downtown. Bo and I had been out all day, with tired feet and gelato stained sleeves.View full post » 
Travelling as two.I’m a traveler. I always have been and I have no doubt that I always will be. In my teens I moved across countryView full post » 
This life…I am a dreamer. I always have been and I always will be. A chameleon of sorts. I find places and people to love inView full post » 
Take me out to the ball game…We’ve been on a lot of adventures and all these adventures create very little time for the usual tap tap tappingView full post » 
This holiday life…Wow. Well, traveling for three weeks whilst couch hopping with a toddler in tow… is… exhausting! We areView full post » 
Flashback to BorneoBeautiful Malaysian Borneo. Doesn’t get much more beautiful than this incredible island. From helping release theView full post » 
Flashback to India III love India. I spent weeks traveling around the north of the country, through tiny towns, big cities and an endlessView full post » 
Flashback to India.I’ve been day dreaming a bit about the past… not my relationship past but before that. Before all of this.View full post » 
This City Life…The past week in Perth has been an eventful one. With vaccinations, daddy-celebrations, lunch dates, long walks andView full post » 
Beach madness…With Idul Fitri comes a week long celebration and the only real annual holiday in Indonesia. Everyone returns toView full post » 
No ordinary anniversary…The day started out much like we had expected. It is Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting, so the days are very calmView full post » 
Sometimes traveling really is JUST about the destination.I’ve always said that traveling is as much about the journey as it is about the destination. And most of theView full post »
The longest day [ever] and sleeping around…We knew it was going to be a long day. But we had no idea of just how long it would end up. We left the village atView full post »
Responsible hedonism and finding bliss…Because doing good feels good too. Hedonists have been considered historically as being self-absorbed egotists whoView full post » |
