Brussels: The Solo Trip That Didn’t Feel Solo at All
Brussels surprised me in the most wholesome way. I went in expecting one of those quiet solo weekends, the kind
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My First Trip to Italy: A Solo Story I’ll Never Forget
Italy has been at the top of my travel list for years. The food, the fashion, the history, the drama
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Why I’m Now a Hostel Girl: (And Why You Should Be One Too)
Before I moved to Europe, the word “hostel” made me think of exactly three things: unwanted bunk beds, shared bathrooms,
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What I’ve Learned About Solo Traveling: It’s All Mindset
At first, the idea of solo travel was intimidating to me. I’ve traveled alone in the U.S., but there’s something
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Lost in Translation: (Sometimes Literally)
Honestly, the best way to learn a new language is through immersion, because let’s face it, it’s survival. You either
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Gentrificación en España: Dos verdades pueden coexistir
Si vives en España el tiempo suficiente, especialmente en ciudades como Barcelona, Valencia, Madrid, Málaga o cualquier lugar costero, oirás
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Gentrification in Spain: Two Truths Can Exist at the Same Time
If you live in Spain long enough, especially in cities like Barcelona, Valencia, Madrid, Málaga, or anywhere coastal, you’ll hear
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The 12 Grapes of Spain: How Spaniards Ring in the New Year (One Grape at a Time)
If you’re spending New Year’s Eve in Spain and someone hands you a plastic cup with twelve grapes, don’t panic.
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April Fools… but Make It Spanish: El Día de los Santos Inocentes
When I first heard someone in Spain say “¡Feliz Día de los Inocentes!” on December 28, my brain short-circuited. December?
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Your Library Card Did That: Free Spanish Courses Before You Move to Spain
Alright, gather round future auxes and study-abroad cuties. Let me put you onto a wildly underrated life hack that feels
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