Locationless Living

I wrote before that I had never been to France, but I went about two weeks ago and I loved it. It has a very different feel than London, where I'm living now.  It's just so much more sensual in every way, and it's walkable, unlike London, which allows you to meander through the city's [...]

A harbour-side hub of culture, business and beach life, Sydney is one of the best looking and best loved cities in the southern hemisphere and a fantastic starting point for an Australian odyssey. Cheap flights to Sydney make it more accessible than ever, and thus one of the most popular tourist destinations in Aus. Whatever [...]

New York needn’t be a non-stop shop ‘til you drop affair. Between yoga on Wednesdays, Zumba on Thursdays, gym on Fridays, book club, sculpting and music lessons, even New Yorkers manage to find time for a lazy morning munch and a stroll in the park. No wonder brunch is the quintessential New York meal – [...]

It's a pretty basic rule of evolution that genetic diversity is a good for any organism, and human beings are no different than other organisms in this respect. And evolution, unencumbered by things like concerns over royal lineages (which leads to inbreeding) usually gets its way. With humans, evolution gets its way by making sure we [...]

I recently went to my first real press event. I saw my first Royal, and I mixed it up with paparazzi for the first time. It was a day of many firsts. Upon arriving in London, I managed to secure an invite and press pass to the 2011 World Travel Mart in London. The Travel [...]

I had never been to Paris before last week. Yes, people often find that a bit shocking, giving how much travel I've done. For many people (and these people, I think, are mostly women) Paris is THE travel destination. It's the top of the list for many, a bucket list destination that the mere act [...]