Goodbye, my lovely Madrid! It has been the most meaningful experience I have ever had! And goodbye to you, too, my fellow-travelers in the USA! Thank you for joining me on this trip of a lifetime!
One of the hottest topics among the nations of the world is the environment and how we can help preserve it. Find out what the city of Madrid is doing to leave as small a footprint as possible.
Today, I want to tell you about an amazing tree here in Brazil. It's a symbol of the state of Paraná, where I live. Its scientific name is araucaria angustifolia, but here, people call it a pinheiro.
Here's my last journal entry! I have so enjoyed sharing Israel with you, and I hope you feel like you got a glimpse inside this tiny and interesting country. Thanks for reading!
From epic coral reefs and amazing surf to green mountains and unique religious festivals, the Philippines has so much to offer. And my time here has instilled in me a new appreciation for travel!
To understand the Wellington community, I went to the Wellington museum and explored the city's history. I learned about many aspects of the city and how it became the capital of New Zealand.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki suffered unimagineable tragedy from the atomic bomb droppings of 1945. While we understand these events from an American view, do the people of Japan feel the same?
What kind of environment and landscape do Koreans live in? Are they primarily farmers or fishermen? How do you think the environment impacts the way Koreans live? Read on to find out more!
There is a saying in Portuguese, "não há dois sem três," or "there is not two without three." Since I have now been to Portugal two times, who knows when I will be back for my third time!
