When I was in London in the spring I had this crazy idea to get together a bunch of vegans to do a vegan food tour of Camden. Two people happily volunteered for a lunch date but it wasn’t enough people, time, or stomachs to try all the options. There’s just too many!! We decided to narrow it down to the vegan places only but still there were too many. So we started in KERB market, which is it’s own contained area with food stalls and many tables.… Read more

Why I chose to go to London in the longest winter they’ve had in years I do not know. I showed up in March in a snowstorm and there was another one a couple of weeks later. Even when the weather is shit you want to have a life and get out to explore. It can be rather uncomfortable so I made a list of things to do if you happen to visit London during horrible weather or you plan to stay there anytime between October and March.… Read more

I’ve been traveling for the last 2 years (since March 2016!!) and have found more places I didn’t care for than winners. When I came to Cyprus I wasn’t expecting much and kept my expectations low. Better to be pleasantly surprised than disappointed right? I needed a place to work on a big project that required no distractions and needed to get out of the Schengen. That is what I got in Cyprus but I was won over in the short amount of time by the weather, peaceful vibes, and amazing vegan food.… Read more

I know I’m really behind on my travel blogs! My goal is to get caught up over the next few weeks while cat-sitting in London. And yes that London post is going to be epic. Last time I was in London I didn’t eat any good food and this trip I’ve been eating all the delicious options! So let’s cruise back to February 3rd when I moved from the US with a big suitcase and no plan. Like I officially moved (don’t have plans to go back) but I’m still traveling the world.… Read more

Now we jump back in time to the beginning of my trip in Peru. After spending a wonderful few days in Lima I flew to Cusco to relax a bit before my yoga retreat started. When I arrived I felt pretty dizzy and had a headache, but walked down to Green Point to have some food. It was a really good menu of the day with a salad bar, juice, soup, main dish and dessert for about $4. Later after eating there again and having a tummy ache, I would read and talk to locals that their food is known for leaving people feeling not so well, so I opted to try other places after that.… Read more

I’m going to jump around a bit here. I owe you a blog about London and Berlin from my summer trip, but I want to get Lima on the blog while it’s fresh in my mind. When I started my three months in South America in Lima this month I didn’t know what to expect. My only experience with this continent was in Medellin. So when I spent three days in Lima I wasn’t expecting it to feel like a gloomy Los Angeles.… Read more