travel blog
I know I might catch some flak for this, but Jordan was just okay. I wasn’t blown away by it, but I also didn’t hate it. It was just a middle-of-the-road destination for me. I’d read so many wonderful things about Jordan and a lot of the travel bloggers that I’m friends with or follow
By far the biggest and most impressive surprise of my whole trip to Jordan ended up being the Red Sea. Whenever there’s an option to go on a boat for a day, you’ll find me on it. There’s something so perfect about being on the open water, enjoying the quiet and solitude. There only ended
I love a good night camping in a desert under a blanket of stars, when it’s cold out and you sit around a fire and roast some marshmallows and tell stories and hear about different cultures and ways of life. So when I went to Jordan, I knew that was something on my must-do list
Visiting the Dead Sea is one of those things that you are supposed to do when you go to Jordan. Loads of people have it on their bucket lists and want to have those quintessential reading while floating photos to prove they checked it off their list. For me, I was just ready for it
When I decided to book a three-week trip over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, what I hadn’t anticipated was spending a night out getting shitfaced (falling down drunk on Nashville’s Broadway and having a homeless man pick me up) for my birthday the day before I boarded a 14-hour flight to Jordan. But alas,