Where in the world did Jackelyn go now?
Life Changes and we go with the flow... Packing up and moving to a new place. Stay tuned!
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Let the light in
I am not entirely sure the purpose of this post to be fully honest, I just know that I needed to assist my thoughts in escaping from my brain.
Sit tight folks…something is coming
Something is coming…but not yet. So cool your jets top gun…it’s almost time!
Why Malaga…you tell me
Ugh, Malaga, Spain….
Seville is the epitome of amour
You will leave Seville feeling seduced by the intimacy of this moorish influenced centuries old traditional city. This is one Spanish city that is 100% Jackelyn Approved. It’s been decided, this is my favourite city in Spain.
Eat your heart out Bulgaria
Embark on a culinary journey through Bulgaria and discover its rich and flavorful cuisine. From the refreshing Shopska Salad and savory Banitsa to the robust taste of Rakia and world-class Bulgarian wines, this guide explores the must-try foods and drinks that define the country’s gastronomic heritage. Whether you’re visiting Bulgaria or tasting its delights from afar, these traditional dishes and beverages offer an unforgettable experience.
Comedy of Buses, Trains, and Rakia
Transportation in Bulgaria is a true adventure, from buses that feel like they’re one pothole away from a demolition derby to trains that stop more often than a confused tourist asking for directions. But nothing compares to the night train to Turkey, where the smells, sounds, and snoring neighbors will have you questioning if you’re on a train or in the middle of a surreal Bulgarian dream.
A Day Trip to Boyana Church and Rila Monastery
Escape the hustle of Sofia with a scenic day trip to Boyana Church and Rila Monastery, two UNESCO World Heritage sites offering a perfect blend of history, art, and serenity. From the 13th-century frescoes of Boyana Church to the stunning views and spiritual atmosphere of Rila Monastery, these landmarks promise an unforgettable journey through Bulgaria’s rich cultural heritage.
Sofia, Bulgaria
Sofia is a charming blend of ancient ruins, grand cathedrals, and quirky cafes that’ll leave you wondering how a city can be both historical and hilariously chaotic at the same time. From the awe-inspiring Alexander Nevsky Cathedral to the ruins casually hidden under modern streets, Sofia will keep you entertained with every step – and don’t forget to finish it off with some rakia!
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Discover the timeless charm of Plovdiv, Bulgaria’s oldest city, where history, culture, and nature intertwine. Wander through the picturesque Old Town, hike up Bunardzhik Hill for stunning city views, and indulge in local culinary delights in the vibrant Kapana district. Whether you’re a history lover or an outdoor adventurer, Plovdiv offers an unforgettable experience for every traveler.
Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Discover the enchanting medieval city of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria’s former capital, where history and charm come alive. Explore the majestic Tsarevets Fortress, wander through the Old Town’s artisan streets, and indulge in authentic Bulgarian cuisine. From breathtaking landscapes to cultural treasures, this hidden gem offers a perfect blend of past and present for an unforgettable travel experience.
Protests, Palaces, and Unexpected Eye Candy
Bucharest is a city full of surprises—one moment, you’re accidentally joining a political protest, and the next, you’re hypnotized by a group of shirtless Romanian studs casually flexing on a balcony. Between the massive Parliament Palace, ridiculously delicious food, and unexpected sightseeing, this trip was anything but ordinary!
A little TLC goes a long way
I will tell you how I came across this pet food and why I was sold from the start.
One Port, One Paradise
Stepping off the ship into Aruba’s golden embrace, I wandered through pastel streets, lounged on sun-kissed sands, and danced with flamingos before bidding the island a wistful farewell.
Gangsters & Rumrunners in Canada
Why is Moose Jaw Canada’s Most Notorious City? Because this is where gangsters and rumrunners used to operate right under the nose of a shady police chief.
It’s a little thing called being respectful
Etiquette and respect are highly valued in Japan, and misbehaving tourists are increasingly causing frictions. In order not to annoy or offend the locals, foreign visitors should be familiar with at least the basic rules…
Matsushima Bay (松島) Pine Islands
Matsushima has been written about in poetry since ancient times. Its 260 small pine-covered islands arising from the pale blue sea leaves people at a loss for words.
Following Snow to Yokohama (横浜市)
Who did we follow to Yokohama you may ask? Well, we went to go see Snow, the Canadian reggae musician, rapper and singer. His 1992 single “Informer” spent seven weeks at No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100. That’s right, the Canadian Vanilla Ice.
Overnight Trip to Nikko (日光)
The protector of travellers and children, a series of nearly 100 small stone effigies of the Buddhist at Kanman-ga-Fuchi Abyss. Nikko is a truly diverse destination. Ornate shrines coexist with towering peaks, dramatic waterfalls, rejuvenating hot springs and sublime cuisine.
Day Trip to Kamakura (鎌倉)
What do you get when you cross an 80s inspired rockabilly pompadour with a rat tail in the front over the forehead? Japanese High School boys hairstyles in the 90s. It was the most rad thing ever.
