


Leaving the USA to travel… Why are we doing this?
When we were both sent home from our respective corporate offices in the Spring of 2020, it felt strange, but we adjusted to the new norms of work from home. Alarm at 6am, morning routine, shower and a shared green smoothie… Keep Reading

Welcome to Thailand (same, same, but different)
After an 11 hour flight from Seattle to Tokyo, a 5 hour layover, then another 4 hours to Bangkok, we arrive excited but more than a bit jet lagged… Keep Reading

Funny Thai Signs
Before we go any further in our journey, we think it’s worth reflecting for a moment on one notable aspect of travel in Thailand. These beautiful people go far out of their way to produce English language translations, for which we are grateful… Keep Reading

Way Too Much Fun
We’re well into the fun by this point. It’s not quite possible to describe how freaking fun Thailand can be, but there’s a reason we keep coming back… Keep Reading

The Land of Smiles
Seven weeks into our Thailand travels, it feels as if we’ve seen so much already. Among the highlights: The vacation like visit to the beautiful beach town of Ao Nang… Keep Reading


Hanoi Looks Beautiful (In Pictures)
The mood has shifted into an unreal and darned interesting arrival in Hanoi, Vietnam. You can learn a lot in a short amount of time when you’re some place very different from what you know… Keep Reading

Exploring Hanoi
A bustling city of 9 Million + with layers of history certainly not fully understood by us, Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi awaits… Keep Reading

We Can Breath Again! Welcome to Da Nang. (Pronounced like “song” not “sang”)
We’re really glad to be here. The air is breathable, the sun shining and our Grab taxi drives us the 15 minutes to our apartment hotel, crossing one of the many gorgeous bridges that span the Han River… Keep Reading

Beautiful and Charming Hoi An
A mere 30 minute Grab ride south from Da Nang and we’re in the city of Hoi An, for our final stretch in Vietnam… Keep Reading

That’s a Wrap – 7 Weeks in Vietnam (Malaysia is Next)
Full disclosure, we’re feeling a bit exhausted by certain aspects of Vietnam and ready to move on to the next destination… Keep Reading
