Kat B.

My scuba diving license is one of the best licenses that I have ever gotten. I became open water certified so that I can pursue underwater archaeology and with that... keep reading

I’ve been in Thailand for six months and while many colleagues are heading back to their home countries, I’m staying on for another half year. I will miss the friends... keep reading

Six months. Four countries. Eleven cities. 1,885 photos. 180 students. More planes, trains, buses, vans, tuk tuks, cabs, motorcycles, and songthaews than imaginable. New lifelong friends. Countless memories. Hundreds of... keep reading

My first trip out of the country was quite successful – except for one small glitch, which I’ll get to later. During a four-day weekend, I flew to Singapore for... keep reading

If you are following my blog you already know that I have been to Chiang Rai, in Northern Thailand, but that did not stop me from going again. I went... keep reading

Little behind on my blogs so I am going to be posting a lot in the next few days about my travels and the end of the school year. Soon... keep reading

Let me start by saying that the falls at Erawan National Park are beautiful – it was the trip that was the failure; not the park. This was my first... keep reading

I kicked off the New Year with amazing people, eating incredible food, and participating in wondrous activities in the city of Chiang Mai, located in northern Thailand. Read on to... keep reading

The American holiday season from Thanksgiving to Christmas is my favorite time of year. This is mostly because of heartwarming traditions, fun festivities, my birthday, loving family and friends, and... keep reading

I have been in Thailand over a month and in that time I have traveled both alone and with friends. Both experiences have pros and cons and I would recommend... keep reading