world citizen

March 31, 2020

How To Support Your Local Economy

We are indeed living in trying times, and it’s been hard to feel hopeful while feeling hopeless. However, right now, more than ever, we have to be resourceful and community-oriented. This pandemic isn’t an invitation to act like an entitled jackass. Instead, look at how you could help your local economy thrive. Your dollars help your community by staying in your community. As always, practice proper social distancing and only send healthy people in your family out to get food.

travels

June 16, 2019

The Best Travel And Life Lessons I Learned From My Dad

My Dad was the king of cheap travel. He had feet tatted on his right arm and he kept moving. Thank you, Dad, for the travel and life lessons!

travels, world citizen

October 15, 2018

Simple Zero Waste Travel Carry-On Kit

Traveling shouldn’t require you to add more carbon footprints. Zero waste travel saves Mama Globe and adds the jingle to our pockets. How can you go wrong? If you’ve been meaning to dip your toes in the world of zero waste travel, I’ve come up with a simple zero waste travel carry-on kit. Remember we want to use what we have first before buying anything.

reviews, travels

July 28, 2018

Backyard Adventures: Lake Elsinore Diamond Stadium (Minor League Baseball)

For as little as $ 11 you can catch some of the action on the diamond. Compare that to the average ticket price of $ 50 at a major league ballpark, and it’s a steal!

travels

June 9, 2018

How to Have An Awesome Beach Day!

Living most of my life near the California coast, I am grateful for having access to a beach in any direction. I recently found another gem in Dana Point, California, where my friends and family spent a beautiful day at Salt Creek Beach.

culture, travels

June 2, 2018

Backyard Adventures: Palm Springs and the Salton Sea

The desert has its holiness of silence, the crowd its holiness of conversation. – Walter Elliot My friend Mike was here for a little less than a week, and I wanted to show him around the other side of California. Not the pretty beaches (although we did end up there at some point.) nor the

travels

May 26, 2018

Visiting Sacré-Cœur, Montmartre, and Pigalle

Know what to expect when visiting Sacré-Cœur, Montmartre, and Pigalle. Start with a pair of good walking shoes and stop keeping track of time.

travels

May 19, 2018

Paris XXe Arrondissement: Living Like a Local

I opted for a studio apartment because I wanted to immerse myself in a Parisian neighborhood, which meant living like a local for a week.

travels

April 21, 2018

Giverny: Hangin’ With Monsieur Monet

Monet’s Giverny is like walking through a fairytale. Monet is GIVERNY. Giverny (Normandy) is only a train ride away from Paris. Love Monet? Go to Giverny!

travels

April 6, 2018

#BXLOVE Centre + Heysel : Explore Like a Local

This time I went back towards the Brussels-Midi Transit Station. There you can take the tram, a bus, or the metro. Getting a ticket is easy. I suggest you get a pass so that you can just tap and go. I purchased a 3-day pass. Pay attention to the platforms and maps. Study them for a few and take a few screenshots.