When most People think of Baja California, they think of crowded and busy tourist hotspots. Only mentioning places like Cabo San Lucas and Todos Santos b ut for those like myself who prefer a more serene and off-the-beaten path experience, I've got a few places tha t you might enjoy…
I've traveled to some amazing Countries but sailing along the Sea of Cortes through Baja California peninsula to snorkel, eat fresh ceviche and do sun salutations at the tropic of cancer was my most intriguing trip. I could feel the magical vortex traveling to the Islands of La Paz, E…
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It was my first time going to Costa Rica back in 2016 when my life changed forever. I became a Boujee Backpacker! (and yes, I know the other spelling is Bougie) Prior to that, I'd always had a suitcase full of separate attire for breakfast, lunch, dinner, excursions and to the nigh…
Radical Joy as resistance might seem like a strange concept to most but to those of us who have BIPOC Ancestry, we understand exactly what that would have meant to our 2nd, 3rd, 4th and so on generations of Grandparents. The simple things like being able to wake up, choose what you plan…
One of the many reasons I love Venice Beach in particular is the Art work is very inclusive. I love this new piece that was painted on the wall near muscle beach as I was heading towards the breakwater to catch some waves. I noticed that there was an image of a BIPOC Surfer and Skater …
Driving down PCH (Pacific Coast Highway in California) is such a visually breath-taking drive with it's scenic reddish brown mountains that meets the royal bluish-green Sea. I captured this photo with my dash cam and was in awe of the landscapes beauty. Since moving here, I absolut…
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