by Cindy | Sep 25, 2020 | Czech Republic, Destination, England, Europe, New York, Travel Tips, Uncategorized
Looking for unique souvenirs while you travel? Especially ones that don’t cost a fortune. There are amazing items everywhere to be found from new to antique. The tea set pictured was purchased at a dollar store in Hong Kong. The cost was equivalent to one US...
by Cindy | May 18, 2020 | Europe, Housesitting in Europe, Travel Tips, USA
House sitting is an amazing way to travel, locally and internationally. It does involve a substantial amount of responsibility but the people you are helping to escape on holiday and the animals you will take care of will brighten your life. Plus the elimination of...
by Cindy | Feb 23, 2020 | Czech Republic, Destination, England, Europe, Travel Tips, Uncategorized
Europe is the best destination for fairy tale locations! With century-old castles and fairy tale cities, there are dozens of magical places to visit. One of the beautiful things about these locations is you can walk to many points of interest. Here are five cities...
by Cindy | Jan 26, 2020 | Europe, Housesitting in Europe, Road Trip, Travel Tips, Uncategorized
Traveling full-time can be hard for many as you seem to lose your self of place, your own home. We rarely ever feel like settling down, but we do like to feel wherever we are, is home. We have been traveling continuously for close to four years. The first time someone...
by Cindy | Dec 30, 2019 | Destination, England, Europe, Housesitting in Europe, New York, Road Trip, Uncategorized, USA
We had a roller coaster ride on an airplane, got sick on a cruise along the Jurassic coast of England, we enjoyed nature walks to walks in the city that never sleeps (New York City), and we visited 12 countries on 3 continents. We had a fabulous year exploring many...
by Cindy | Nov 29, 2019 | Europe, Housesitting in Europe, Uncategorized, USA
Before you think I am too crazy I have personally owned nine dogs (in 60 years), but the others we have pet sat (through house sitting) and fostered. They all play an important role in my current stage of life. What do you do when a 125 lbs. dog (Moses, a Great...
