After our week in the wilderness of Patagonia (both in Chile and Argentina) we are back in the land of wifi… hurray! While we make our way north through the Chilean lake region, check out what some of our favorite travel writers have been up to in an accidentally book centric Weekly Roundup! I have […]
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Scenario: I am on death row. The prison official asks me what I want for my last meal. My answer: “Oooooo anything chocolate please… and preferably in the form of ice cream. Thanks officer!” By now you probably can get an idea for how much I absolutely adore chocolate ice cream. I can eat […]
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Meg enthusiastically mocks me everytime I say it, but since getting off of the plane in Punta Arenas, Chile, I can’t help but be overwhelmed by the remoteness of Patagonia… We are at the very end of the world! There, I said it. Maybe now I can try and get past it. Yeah… it’s wayyyy […]
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This past week has been highly entertaining for me and Tony. We traveled down to the Patagonia region in Chile with absolutely no plans beyond the day ahead. We thought by doing this, we would be travelling like true bad-ass nomads… … Well, the joke is on us now! Travelling without a plan to some places is perfectly doable, […]
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You know that look other people give when you accidentally, yet very publicly, let a noxious emission slip from between two tightly clenched butt cheeks? Of course you do (don’t lie ladies… it happens at least once to everyone). Well get ready… because this is the exact same look you will get when trying to stumble […]
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Prior to arriving in Santiago, I did some basic research on the city and thought it was incredibly cool that the city is flanked by the Andes mountain range. I looked at the stunning pictures of Santiago online and my mind was racing with all of the great photo ops I would have available to me […]
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When you start traveling with no job and no plans… things get interesting. Everyday is a balance between doing and seeing great things, saving money, and researching your next destination. Yesterday for us was a day for saving money and researching… but things got a little wild. After 2-3 hours of researching Southern Chile and […]
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Before our trip began, Tony and I set a budget for the year and vowed to spend (on average) less than $100 USD per day. You may think that’s a lot, but once you add in our high-maintenance travel insurance, airfare, and lodging, you really aren’t left with much to spend. That means dining, entertainment, and all […]
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