I went to Bhutan for the mountains and monasteries. I left with aching legs, a full stomach, a deeper understanding of Tibetan Buddhism, a new appreciation for prayer wheels and giant phalluses, and a strong desire to return. Between hiking Tiger's Nest, crossing suspension bridges, meeting...
Hello! How are you doing today? It’s a public holiday here in Cairo today so I am enjoying a lazy day with the family. A friend reminded me yesterday to share more of my healthy salad recipes so here I am with this delightful green lentil and quinoa salad. A...
Hey guys! It is World Vegan Day today and what better time to talk about legumes! I have been itching to write this article for the longest time! I...
In 2013, I walked into a job interview hours before flying to the Netherlands for my wedding. Two weeks later,...
I went to Bhutan for the mountains and monasteries. I left with aching legs, a full...
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A chance encounter in Edinburgh led me to a village wedding in northern India and to...
I was explaining my journey through India when someone confidently told me Varanasi was satanic, dirty,...
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