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Trinidad Carnival: 7 things to know before you go
Trinidad likes its Carnival wild and wotless, its revelers unabashed and its partying nonstop. Carnival, or more accurately pronounced, cahneeval, translated loosely means a farewell to flesh, or meat.
Living in NYC kind of sucks
New York City can render you insignificant in a matter of days. It’s not that I don’t love the idea of being here, because I do. But it bears zero resemblance to the Sex and the City dreaminess that I fantasized about. Those chicks never took the train…
Post-flight rejuvenation
I never want to look haggard after a flight and, I assume, neither do most people. Although, for the mother and daughter travelers who boarded my last flight wearing matching fleece pajamas with polar bears in Santa hats…
Montréal eats: L’usine de Spaghetti Parisienne
If the cobblestone streets and historic feel of Vieux Montréal weren’t enough to capture you, stop for some pasta and L’usine and you’ll be hooked.
Montréal eats: Montréal Poutine
This greasy, gluttonous delight might just be my favorite Canadian creation.
Toronto eats: Pho Hung
Three types of meat, an egg roll and veggies made this the tastiest bowl of noodles I’ve had in a long time.
San Juan eats: La Bombonera
I’d travel all the way to PR just for another mallorca.
Santa Fe eats: El Farol
Tacos, tacos, tacos.
Wandering homeless
I’m finally back, back in Cali, Cali.
Or home, as it should be. But home is a funny thing when you’re me. When someone asks where I’m from, my eyes glaze over while I decide how to launch into the list of places I call home