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Murder in Minneapolis

Earlier this week, George Floyd was murdered by police in our adopted city of Minneapolis, Minnesota. It has been a difficult and heavy week, with the days since that murder filled with protests – some peaceful and some causing…

Mexico City: My Newest Travel Obsession

Mexico. As an American, we hear a lot about Mexico in the news since it is so close. As a Minnesotan, most of my fellow residents take a trip there in the early months of the year to escape…

Decade of Travel

The 2010s: A Decade of Travel

The last decade was filled with many things, but perhaps the most important, and life-altering, was a love of travel.…

Motorbikes are more common than cars throughout this region and have a certain... je ne sais quoi.

Bloody and Bruised: Ben’s First Motorbike Ride

“Sar, I don’t want you to be mad, but…” Those were the ominous words Ben started with as he poked his head into the stilted house where we were staying in Northern Thailand. It was odd that he didn’t…

Kindness on the Road

It is hard to watch the news. Stories of hate and violence at home and abroad make our world feel scary and create villains of those who are different than us. But that wasn’t the world we saw or…

Lush greenery and blue skies are typically complemented by colorful clothing, buildings, and places of worship. These flags were lining the road to a new temple outside Kampong Chhnang, Cambodia.

Travel in Words: Travel Quotes that Resonate

I’ve always been someone who gets lost in words. Whether it is reading a book, listening to song lyrics, or writing, it always amazes me the power that words have to put meaning to our deepest thoughts and feelings.…

Home: Or Some Semblance of It

Today marks six months since we’ve been back in the U.S.  On one hand, it’s hard to believe it has been that long, while at the same time, every minute and hour has seemed to take a lifetime. I…