By Jody Hanson … Like earrings and a properly packed handbag, I never leave home without a krama as I would sort of feel undressed. And the few times I haven’t had it with me, I’ve needed it.
“The hardest part of running the CHOICE project is working with volunteers,” sighs Ross Wright, a 69 year-old Australian who has been donating his time six days a week since 2006 to work with three villages outside of Phnom Penh.
By Jody Hanson — The fact that it took me almost twenty five years to realize I was a sex tourist is not a defence. Check the screaming tabloids and anti-prostitution literature to confirm that sex tourism is totally unacceptable.
I’m a 50 year old baby boomer who loves to travel. My husband, Scot, lives to ski. So we found ourselves in Alta, Utah a few weeks ago enjoying five nights with our two kids for a great ski getaway.
By Jody Hanson When I tell people that all my worldly possessions fit into one suitcase, a carry-on, and a bag that was designed for babies, the reactions vary.
Lash, an expat American who’s been traveling the world solo since 1998, immerses herself in nature, culture and the arts of countries she visits. Here she shares the story of her journey to the access point of Mt. Semeru Volcano.
By Anna Mindess — My teenage daughter Lila criticizes my driving, rolls her eyes at my questions and spends her free time texting or hanging out with friends. The sweet memories of mother-daughter bonding, rubber duckies in the tub, teddy bear tea parties and trips to the zoo, seem long gone.
