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This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through one of these links I make a commission at no extra cost to you. I only recommend brands and products that I have used and loved. Flying into Iceland, I dreamed of out of this world landscapes, stories of elves, and horses with fluffy
Ah, Iceland. The land of fire and ice, where the houses have names and trolls turn into stone. This country is easily one of my all time favorites due to its wild landscapes that change at every turn and the folklore that made me love each place all the more. Before I delve into all
I have always enjoyed viewing art in its many forms. I love experiencing the artists perspective because they so frequently see the world so differently than I do. The detail in sculpture, the color scheme in a painting, or the deeper meaning in a short film are all little discoveries that I hope to make
Everyone who knows me knows that I can’t pass up a good bookstore. I love being surrounded by books, and the smell of a bookstore seems to make my stress melt away. One of the first things that I researched when I moved to Columbus over five years ago was where I could find the
As I walk out of my hostel and head towards the Old Port of Montreal, I don’t feel too cold. I can handle this. Winter in Montreal is no joke. The temperature was 12 degrees Fahrenheit. After walking for a while I stopped in a shop briefly. Stepping outside it was suddenly frigid and I
I spent four days in Tokyo after gallivanting all around Japan for almost two weeks. At this point, we were feeling the effects of all that travel, so we took it pretty easy in our last stop in Japan. Tokyo is massive. In fact, it is the largest metropolis in the world. The second largest
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After some spectacular adventures in Osaka, the next destination was Matsumoto. The city of Matsumoto is more picturesque in comparison to some of the massive cities of Japan. On route to Matsumoto, we decided to make a stop in Nagoya. Nagoya was a very important castle town historically, so we visited Nagoya Castle in honor