As the months pass, I’m still reflecting on my experience attending the United Nations Climate Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan. I work in the environmental sector and was fortunate enough to get an observer pass. Where I could observe and…
9 Things that Just Make Sense in Sweden
Here are 9 small things that I’ve noticed from my time in Sweden, that just make sense. 1. Hooks on your towels Little hooks on your towels so they actually stay on the wall hooks. In the US, you usually…
Top 5 Things to do in Budapest, Hungary
Budapest, pronounced Bu-da-pesth by Hungarians, is a vastly underrated city in Europe. Founded in 895, Hungarians came as Pagans from the Ural region that is known today as Russia. Today, Hungary has around 10 million people and 2 million of…
5 Tips to Survive and Thrive Scandinavian Winters
Scandinavia is known to have some harsh winters, from the cold temperatures to the extended lack of sunlight. I mean, several sections of Scandinavia that are in the Arctic Circle. However, people have lived here for centuries and many love…
The Swedish Right of Public Access Law
I was recently reading the book There’s No Such Thing as Bad Weather by Linda Åkeson McGurk. She is a Swedish-American mom who talks about the differences between raising kids in the U.S. vs Sweden. One of the main differences…
7 Destination Ideas for Female Solo Travel in the U.S.
Want to get your feet wet traveling solo within the US before going abroad? And why not? The U.S. has so many diverse and friendly destinations to choose from. Here are 7 destination ideas for female solo travel in the…