This month marks nearly one year since I visited the southwest of France, particularly the city of Toulouse and its surrounding towns. Granted, I'd gone to Toulouse several times in the past, but this visit was different in that it was in the summer. As a result, I got to experience the French southwest from … Continue reading Destination: Toulouse, France (June 2019 Edition)
Tag: wanderlust
(inspired by Cambria, California-- August 2010) The Sea We tiptoed like children across low-tides, waiting for the pacific ridge to swallow us whole. Cave mouths echoed the cambric breeze, their rough centers spill milky seafoam at the mercy of our feet, crushing sand dollars half-priced for infinite gems like burnished gold dust between fingers. It … Continue reading The Sea (poem)
When it comes to traveling, some of us might not have the luxury of spending many days in one place. Whether it’s due to rushed planning or limited vacation time off from work, it can be hectic trying to research and cram in as much as possible into sightseeing a city or country. In the … Continue reading 72 Hours in Paris: Things to See and Do
If you've read my blog for a while, it will come as no surprise that I love a good view, especially of a city skyline. Whenever I'm out-and-about in a place-- familiar or foreign-- I try to see if I can find a vantage point to take in all of the city in a single, … Continue reading 5 Best City Views in the World
Over a year has passed since this event happened. To this day, I still have so many questions as to what really went on-- while I wasn't necessarily in danger, I found it to be incredibly bizarre, and I can't help but think it was some sort of conspiracy involving customs, smuggling, or merely illegal … Continue reading Crazy Travel Stories #10: That One Time I Met an Illegal Traveler in Milan…
Rebecca Goes Rendezvous 
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