SOMBER STEPS THROUGH AUSCHWITZ
I had learned about various horrendous aspects of World War II’s Nazi Germany throughout junior high school. While I had always wanted to travel, I had never really considered that […]
Category Archives: EUROPE
K IS FOR KRAKOW
We returned to England just days after that weekend in the hospital. I heavily moped around the house from couch, to kitchen, to bed; tissues in tow for the weeks […]
ST. PETERSBURG: BIG CITY, SMALL POST
Okay, so I’m taking the easy way out with St. Petersburg. Writing a thorough post on this massive city with its centuries worth of history is a colossus undertaking. One […]
A TALE OF TORSHAVN
Super cute, super quaint. I remember visiting Torshavn five years ago, and it did not disappoint on my return visit. As the capital of the Faroe Islands, I suppose some […]
A GLANCE AT AAPPILATTOQ
So, our ship’s senior officers did something really cool during our trip through Prince Christian Sound. First of all, let me start by saying that there is a small, secluded […]
QUAINT LITTLE QAQORTOQ
So, there’s really not a whole lot to say about this small Greenland town (which is actually the largest city in the southern portion of the country…). There’s not a […]
PIROUETTING IN PRINCE CHRISTIAN SOUND
Alright already world, stop being so breathtaking! Just kidding. DON’T. Rob and I are super fortunate to have been able to repeat the fantastic experience of sailing through the southern […]
SO. MUCH. STOCKHOLM.
I freakin’ love this city. Therefore, I am supremely grateful to say that we went there often. Often enough for us to sometimes just ride bikes to the park or […]
ICELANDIC ELVES EXIST
I am virtually unwilling to accept the idea that these magical creatures do not grace Iceland. This country is just far too stunning. They must. Once you see its idyllic […]
A LITTLE OF LERWICK
Lerwick is such a cute little town in the Shetland Islands. I’m a fan. It’s simple and cement-y, yet full of life. Love the views as well! Unfortunately, I can’t […]
