When it comes to buying clothes: Give preference to these 5 long-lasting fabrics
Have you ever wondered how it is possible for some pieces we find in thrift stores, for example, to remain in great shape and beautiful
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Do You Know Your Temperament?
Iridology is a complementary medicine technique that addresses not only physical symptoms but also emotional causes and beyond. Iridology recognizes 4 Temperaments that help us
Carved by God
“But he knows the way that I take; when he has tested me, I will come forth as gold,” Job 23:10. When Adam and Eve
Brazil 101 – Culture Continued
Personal hygiene As a general rule, Brazilians are extremely clean people. Personal hygiene is very important. If you hop on public transportation in the morning
Brazil 101 – Malaria, Zika, Dengue, + Safety
Continuing my mini-series of posts on visiting Brazil, I’d like to address a few less pleasant but still practical topics. If I missed a question,
Brazil 101 – Currency
Ah, my dear American/European/Canadian friends. You will feel rich in Brazil. Let us take the US$ as our base currency. As of right now, US$1
Brazil 101 – Hasta la Visa
Before you even buy a ticket, the first thing to consider before visiting a new country is the documentation necessary to get there. Wouldn’t it
Brazil 101 – Vegan Food
Veganism is increasing in popularity in Brazil, much like it is around the world. However, it is already a great change if a Brazilian adopts
Brazil 101 – Driving + Tolls
Get your change ready! If you’re planning to rent a car in Brazil and drive outside of whatever major city you’re arriving at, then it’s
Camping in Jasper, Alberta
This summer has been such a weird summer in terms of weather and very busy in terms of work. Our hikes have been day trips
Brazil 101 – Bathroom Etiquette + Data Coverage
The TL;DR version: Don’t throw toilet paper in the toilet. You’re a guest at a new friend’s house in Brazil. You’re having a good time.
Brazil 101 – Culture + Food
It’s a touchy subject… It’s well-known that Latino culture is warm, vivacious, and hospitable. Brazilians are no different. This becomes evident in a myriad of
Brazil 101 – Language + Geography
Every once in a while, in an airport here or there, I am reminded of a few things people might not know about Brazil, or
Museum Muses
We were only able to see a handful of museums in London, but I wanted to share about them with you. But first, I’m going
London – Day One
Our first full day in London had us crossing off the most obvious tourist-y things on our list. Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, the London Eye,
Read Things That Make You Angry
A case for reading things that make you want to rip pages
The One With the Murals.
This week on Instagram the It’s My Week account is featuring favorite walls that people choose to share on their Instagrams. In honor of that,
The One With the Cathedral of Brasília.
In continuation of my journey to visit as many Oscar Niemeyer designs as possible, I was adamant about visiting the Cathedral of Brasília, one of
The One With STATIC.
From one of the pieces within STATIC: The Silence Issue Papa is a Preacher suffers from my indecisiveness—mostly, that I’ve never really been able to
The One With the Stereotype.
If you’ve been following me on Instagram for a while, you know that last summer I took on the challenge of eliminating animal products from
