I think that most of you know that I am a travel nurse, but today I want to explain exactly what it is that I do and how I am able to backpack around the world long term—and show you the steps so that you can to! Travel nursing is a great alternative for those of us who don’t have… View Post
Blog redesign + upcoming travel plans
Things are looking a little different around here! Thanks to the wonderful Erin and Lisette, this little blog got a much needed makeover. I’m so happy with the way everything turned out, and highly recommend working with them both. My new URL is http://www.nolatoeverywhere.com, but the old link should redirect you to the new site if you happen to click on it somehow…. View Post
Scenes from Mostar
After one extremely windy mountain bus ride from Kotor ($41 USD), I arrived in rainy Mostar in Bosnia & Herzegovina. The skies cleared up the next day, and I was able to fully enjoy my stay in the city. Mostar is a dichotomy in many ways: between East & West, modern and traditional, and new buildings that stand next to ones that… View Post
Reuniting in Vienna
I was sad to leave Kotor, but I had something pretty great awaiting me in Vienna: a reunion with Paige, my dear friend who I traveled Southeast Asia with! She lives and studies in England, so she has been able to meet up regularly with some of our close friends from our travels. I was thrilled to finally be able to… View Post
Falling in love with Hostel 4U
After nine straight days in Budapest and Belgrade characterized by too much booze and too many boys, I arrived in Montenegro, specifically Kotor, expecting to relax by the bay for three days and lazily take in the stunning scenery. While I did do those things, I had an unexpectedly amazing week thanks to my dope hostel, Montenegro Hostel 4U, and the… View Post
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