Eco-Friendly Family Life
I’ve been living in the UK for eight months now, and it’s safe to say that I’ve been missing my family, friends, and home quite a bit during that time.
So Dan and I decided to have a little bit of fun and arrive in Australia for my Gran’s 80th Birthday a week earlier than we’d told my family we’d be arriving – getting there just in time to celebrate my Mum’s birthday too!
Watch the video above to see how it all went down ❤︎
Now I can’t be the only one who feels such an intense, dizzy excitement on the airplane toward a destination, and a deep, sorrowful, pit of despair on the homebound journey.
I’m talking more extreme than just general travel excitement and disappointment when those travels come to an end.
I’m talking a black hole mood that can sometimes show itself despondently, or with a fit of tears.
Post-travel depression is real, people.
Continue reading “Iceland puts on a stunning show from the air as we say goodbye”
Iceland has been one of those countries Dan and I have been wanting to travel to for a long time.
When we realised we both wanted to visit this Scandinavian bucket-list item, it quickly became our next adventure to plan.
We fell into a burrow of internet searches, guidebooks and travel blogs, finding out all the information we could to plan the trip of our dreams (Well, one of them, at least).
So basically in the midst of heartbreak, I booked a plane ticket and spot on a tour through India.
Truth: I don’t even remember pressing “book now” online because I was that out of it at the time.
Completely sober, I guess just completely heartbroken.
My most recent adventure – To Canada – was a very different experience for me.
Usually, I travel solo and meet up with group tours along the way, but this time I was organising everything from go to woah.
Oh, and my mother was coming along too.
Continue reading “Our Canada Adventure Begins + You’re never “too old” to travel”