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Saha to the World: An Entrepreneurial Exchange In Malta

By For The Wxnderers on March 14, 2019March 15, 2019

Historically, Fort Saint Elmo in Valletta is known for protecting its grounds from the outside; but on two memorable nights, it housed a different kind of power by welcoming beloved differences. In a country whose only borders are a great sea, the feet of hundreds of curious minds journeyed to the coast of a historic city to eat, drink, and make merry in quite an eclectic scene. Malta’s Second Annual World Music Festival made space for artistic expression through music, food, and culture.

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On Migrant Women Association Malta…

By For The Wxnderers on May 15, 2018January 24, 2019

Seeking to make my six months in Malta an experience of intrigue and intention, I searched for change-makers on this island. And I found them.

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Naked by Noon: A Traditional Japanese Onsen Narrative

By For The Wxnderers on April 8, 2018

I woke up on my last day in Tokyo with few expectations. By 11 am, I had to somehow explain to my insecurities that I would be naked by noon– in front of strangers.

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Varlaam, A Peak of Pleasantries: Metèora, Greece

By For The Wxnderers on January 24, 2018February 7, 2018

“In my opinion, this is the most beautiful monastery…” Continue reading “Varlaam, A Peak of Pleasantries: Metèora, Greece”

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Amidst the Isles: Hydra, Poros, Aegina

By For The Wxnderers on January 2, 2018February 7, 2018

Imagine the sky a more faint reflection of the sea and feeling the breezes of an ancient empire warmly massaging your skin– you are probably somewhere within the Greek islands. With over 6,000 isles, Greece leaves you limitless with an opportunity for island explorations. As an expected surreal beauty is common among them, I can personally attest that these three islands depict memorable stories within their essences.

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Meeting the “Middle of the Sky”

By For The Wxnderers on December 19, 2017February 7, 2018

Six hours from Athens, and still an ocean away from home, my train finally halted to the lovable town of Kalampaka. Awaiting me here was not an adventure that I was eagerly anticipating, but an experience that would center my spirit, connecting an earthly bond between reality and fantasy in the “Middle of the Sky.”

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From a Fearful Flyer…

By For The Wxnderers on October 2, 2017January 7, 2018

One of the most memorable messages I have ever embraced was learned in a place of my greatest fears.

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#Charlottesville

By For The Wxnderers on August 15, 2017

There’s a lot going on…

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A Songbyrd Summer Night feat. Ray BLK and BlaqueStone

By For The Wxnderers on June 20, 2017July 18, 2017

I’ve pretty much accepted that my best friend has an impeccable taste in music to the point where I won’t even ask for the AUX when riding in her car… and I will just hand it over if we’re in mine. Throughout all the times she’s DJ‘d our car rides, she’s introduced me to plenty of amazing artists… one of whom in particular we recently experienced live at the cozy Songbyrd Music House tucked away in the not-so-cozy Adams Morgan district of DC.

(ALL photos are unedited and were taken by my best friend, Gabbi! Check out her website and her photography at http://www.gabriellesaulene.com/!)

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Why South Korea?!

By For The Wxnderers on June 12, 2017February 7, 2018

Many people have asked this million-dollar question, and I’ve never quite known how to come through with a million-dollar answer… I just knew I didn’t want my experience to be easy, common, and, in a weird way, too comfortable. Before I could even realize it, South Korea robustly granted all three of my wishes though at one point in time it was literally the last place on earth I would have ever thought I’d go. Exploring the why of this adventure is one I definitely had to answer in retrospect in order to tell the whole truth… Now six months removed from my first East Asian travels, I think I can honestly articulate the madness to my method.

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For The Wxnderers

Saha to the World: An Entrepreneurial Exchange In Malta

On Migrant Women Association Malta…

Naked by Noon: A Traditional Japanese Onsen Narrative

Varlaam, A Peak of Pleasantries: Metèora, Greece

Amidst the Isles: Hydra, Poros, Aegina

Meeting the “Middle of the Sky”

From a Fearful Flyer…

A Songbyrd Summer Night feat. Ray BLK and BlaqueStone

Why South Korea?!

A Night at the Palace: Gyeongbokgung

The Essence of Perception

Blind Date with a New Place: Myeongdong, Seoul

Kitties+Cappuccinos

Wandering to… South Korea

An Introduction

On Migrant Women Association Malta…

Naked by Noon: A Traditional Japanese Onsen Narrative

Varlaam, A Peak of Pleasantries: Metèora, Greece

On Migrant Women Association Malta…

Naked by Noon: A Traditional Japanese Onsen Narrative

Varlaam, A Peak of Pleasantries: Metèora, Greece

Amidst the Isles: Hydra, Poros, Aegina

Meeting the “Middle of the Sky”

From a Fearful Flyer…

#Charlottesville

A Songbyrd Summer Night feat. Ray BLK and BlaqueStone

Why South Korea?!

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