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A little (unedited) iPhone snap of what life looks

A little (unedited) iPhone snap of what life looks like these days in the Bay.

For me, this time of social distancing means spending as many hours in nature as possible - kayaking, snorkeling, walking, surfing (or attempting to, anyway), practicing yoga daily - and going on adventures in the kitchen, developing recipes that transport me to faraway lands.

There are lots of new recipes on the blog, btw. And many more coming soon!

Hope you’re all making the most of this time, doing activities that make you happy and trying new things!

Feeling veeery overdue for a trip to Europe, espec

Feeling veeery overdue for a trip to Europe, especially Paris! 🥐🍷 In #partnership with @Expedia, I wrote a little blog post about ten quintessentially Parisian experiences you can’t miss when you visit the city. Click the link in my bio to check it out!

Sunset chaos in Hoi An ✨ We stayed in this town

Sunset chaos in Hoi An ✨
We stayed in this town for nearly a week, doing almost nothing but having lots of beautiful clothing custom made, roaming the beautiful streets, eating yummy food, and drinking lots of coffee. After nearly five months of nonstop travel, it was exactly the chill time we needed, in the perfect place to hang out. Nearly everyone that travels to Vietnam will tell you that Hoi An is the best place and to stay as long as you can - and I can't say I disagree.

Hoi An lanterns at sunset ✨

Hoi An lanterns at sunset ✨

La Ha Bay, Vietnam was three days of pure bliss. T

La Ha Bay, Vietnam was three days of pure bliss. They consisted of kayaking, paddle boarding, top-rope climbing, deep-water solo climbing, the best sunsets ever, night swimming with bioluminescent plankton, and sleeping up on the boat deck under the stars. Take me back, pleaseeeeeee.

Three days of trekking through Sa Pa with our loca

Three days of trekking through Sa Pa with our local Hmong guide, experiencing rural village life, and sleeping in villagers' homes was quite the adventure - food poisoning and all.

Don't mind the giant wound on the back of my leg f

Don't mind the giant wound on the back of my leg from the motorbike accident I got into in Thailand. Instead, let's focus on how B E A U T I F U L Vang Vieng, #Laos is. Our time there consisted only of time outdoors, rock climbing and hiking. But with views like those, I'm not sure what you'd rather be doing! (Even if you should probably just be inside healing 😁)