April 12, 2017
Getting married in Gibraltar
Yep, we did it, we got married.
December 18, 2016
En route to Europe
So glad we decided to splurge out on a hotel than spend the night in the airport. We slept once in Kuala Lumpur airport and while it wasn’t all that terrible, I definitely prefer a bed to a seat in the food court.
December 15, 2016
Things lost on the road
Wrapping up a year of travel, I thought I would make a list of things I have lost this year. four toenails, thanks to Rinjani my iPod my swimming costume a beanie my consumption of meat my Australian identity (After spending four years living outside of Sydney and a good part of this year in […]
December 8, 2016
Oh Hoi An
I really can’t believe that after spending more than half a year here, I will be leaving Vietnam in a little over a week. Hoi An is probably the place I will miss most.
December 7, 2016
Jockey for sale
Selling our beautiful bike, Jockey. Our second bike in Vietnam (Artur’s third), he is the strongest, with the most powerful engine.
November 28, 2016
Get me out of this Hanoi mad house
If you want to meet weirdos that don’t know the meaning of cleanliness, just rent a room in Hanoi through a room rental company. We have spent the past month living in a house with four other bedrooms.
November 27, 2016
Our Haiphong – Cat Ba Island weekend
Our planned three day trip to Cat Ba Island started off as a disaster.
November 19, 2016
A visa mistake
If you’re ever unsure about how long you will stay in a country and have different visa options to choose from, always pick the longer option! (If the price difference isn’t too drastic.) We learnt this the hard way.
November 18, 2016
The Jizz House – my unpleasant Workaway experience in Italy
I am currently living in a mad house. More on that later. Being here has reminded me of the last time I stayed in a weird house – two and a half years ago. I stayed at a place in Arcidosso, Tuscany that was meant to be an eco project. Teaching you how to live sustainably […]
November 13, 2016
Why I will never be a true (typical) Vietnamese girl
I can’t bring myself to yell out ’em oi’ to waiters and waitresses I can’t push in line I can’t ride a motorbike I can’t shamelessly take selfies in public I don’t use skin whitening products