I may have missed most of Bloganuary because of my schedule, but I could not pass this one up. There are few things I love more than creating playlists, so I have 100+. I create a playlist for summer, fall, trips, moods, and everything in between. Here’s a roundup of playlists that have been in…… Continue reading Bloganuary: What’s On My Playlist Right Now
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Bloganuary: What makes me laugh?
I’m a big fan of unexpected turns and dry, observational humor. I love comedic musical theater, pop culture references, slapstick, and basic ridiculousness. I’m not a huge fan of sarcasm, pranks, or people getting hurt. Here are some examples of my favorite comedy bits. https://youtu.be/vgBxxEL-3TI Bodega Bathroom is probably my favorite SNL skit of all…… Continue reading Bloganuary: What makes me laugh?
Failing at Adult Softball League
It was my first time on the softball field in over a decade. My teammates were a combination of former athletes continuing to pursue their passion, twenty-somethings looking to meet new friends, and co-workers doing some team building. This was Adult Softball League: Silicon Valley Edition. San Jose’s summer was about to start and I…… Continue reading Failing at Adult Softball League
Bloganuary Begins!
I entered January like turtle on a toy train instead of a glorious speed racer, set to conquer the world. With that said, I’m finally kicking off Bloganuary a few days late! This is and initiative from WordPress.com that sends daily prompts to your email to get folks writing on a regular basis in January.…… Continue reading Bloganuary Begins!
Hot Air Balloons
We took a ride on hot air balloons over Teotihuacan in Mexico.
Mazunte
AFK: This little beach town is absolutely magical. Mazunte is a small beach town about an hour away from Puerto Escondido. It’s a great side trip for those in the area. However, I would advise digital nomads double check the internet where they are staying. It was pretty spotty at my hotel, which is why…… Continue reading Mazunte
Office Today: Puerto Escondido
The breathtaking view from the top loft at Selina in Puerto Escondido. One of the greatest benefits of having no central workplace is that the world is my office. After spending an incredible month + in Mexico City and Oaxaca de Juárez, I headed down to the beach for couple of weeks and worked from…… Continue reading Office Today: Puerto Escondido
Oaxacan Coast
AFK: Took a few days off to visit Mazunte and Zipolite — beach towns on the Pacific coast of southern Mexico.
Isla de la Juventud: Snorkeling and Castro’s Abandoned Prison
Isla de la Juventud is definitely off the beaten path. However, if you’re looking for an adventure, add this place to your list. It is an unforgettable experience.
How Much Cash Should You Bring to Cuba?
Tips for traveling to Cuba. How much money to bring, how to get around, which local tours are worth it. Why you need to drive a stick.