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After a Broken Engagement, I Found Healing Through Travel
It should have been my wedding day. Instead, I found myself strolling around Buenos Aires with my father getting over a broken engagement.
Hey there! I’m Mikala.
There’s always been something about international travel for me that’s filled my heart like nothing else. In 2022 my world fell apart following a broken engagement, and I picked myself up again by chasing more travel experiences.
If you’re here because your heart is calling you to new places, you’re healing from heartbreak, or you’re looking for an unconventional life that allows you to prioritize travel, then you’re in the right place.
6 Dessert Spots in Sevilla
While studying abroad in Sevilla, Spain for a semester in college, I lived with a host family, which meant I ate all my meals with them and didn’t eat much food around the city. That being said, I didn’t let that keep me back from indulging my sweet tooth, and Sevilla has so many good…
Thailand is Worth the Hype: 4 Reasons to Go
Thailand seems like one of the hottest travel destinations right now, but is it worth the hype? It certainly caught my eye when I decided to travel to the other side of the world before starting my career and spend a month in Thailand and Cambodia. Here are some of the things I loved about…
Thai Farm Cooking School: A Thailand Favorite
Since traveling around Thailand and Cambodia for a month, I’ve shared a number of posts on myitinerary, things I wish I had done differently, and some of my favorite parts of the trip. Taking a cooking class at Thai Farm Cooking School was such a gem and definitely a highlight of the whole trip. Here’s…