Where Are They Now: Reflections from Our First Mexico City Adventure
Three years ago, a small group of adventurous women joined our very first Mexico City trip, carrying nothing but open minds and willing hearts. Today, original travelers Taylor and Kathleen reflect on how that journey sparked lasting friendships, cultural appreciation, and personal transformation – from floating over Teotihuacan in hot air balloons to dancing on trajineras in Xochimilco. Their stories capture the magic that happens when solo travelers come together to experience a destination authentically and intentionally.
Marigolds, Tattoos, and Day of the Dead
Some people remember their loved ones by looking at old photographs. Others will reminisce over their favorite stories. But when my grandmother, Beverly, passed away last year at one of the most pivotal times in my life, it held extra significance for me, and I wanted to do something special to remember her.
Leaving Room for Spontaneity
Most of you know I much prefer off the beaten path experiences to the typical tourist spots. I don’t pick places based on popularity or trends. I choose sights, sounds, and locations that draw me in and light me up.