One of Marina Del Rey’s most popular restaurants, Killer Shrimp, serves a Spicy Seafood Broth and Cucumber Lime Mint Gin Martini that is simply perfecto after a Paddle-board Session! Recently, I’ve found myself spending more time in this cozy, friendly area which contains chiller vibes and less of a crowd (than neighboring Santa Monica). The […]
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On your next trip to Maui, your first grub stop must be to South Maui Fish Company for the freshest Poke Bowl! With the establishment being ranked #1 out of 675 restaurants in Maui on TripAdvisor, I had to taste the hype! Once I hopped in my rented mini-SUV from the Kahului airport, I drove 20
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Traveling to Cuba as an American has been confusing and intimidating. With the lift of sanctions back in 2015, many Americans excitedly traveled there. Then with the constant change by the trump administration, some have canceled trips or are scared to go. Traveling to Cuba is actually a lot easier than the news portrays. And
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My article “Changing Faces: How Immigration and Food Forever Changed the San Gabriel Valley”, a proof that Immigrants Make America Great. Published in ARE Magazine, Summer Edition 2017, read it here.
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Batroûn is a coastal city 50 kilometers north of Beirut and one of the oldest cities in the world. It has been recorded that the earliest human civilizations existed here over 5000 years ago and was also one of the most important Phoenician cities in the region. Today, there is only a population of about
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(As of 2024, DarmaJi Yoga Studio has officially closed. I decided to keep the post public to preserve the legacy of this beautiful Yoga studio that once existed, helped shape the growth of Batroun and continually lives within the Soul of Lebanon.) Batroûn is a cozy, idyllic, hippie beach town in north Lebanon, about an
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My Travel article on Catalina Island: Island of Romance as published in ARE Magazine, Summer Edition 2017, read it here.
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Thinking of traveling abroad but not wanting to quit your job? Thanks to technology, many people sick of the 9-5 are able to work remotely from their laptop. Unsettled is an organized program for 25 young professionals from around the world to meet in 1 location for 1 month. They are provided accommodation in a
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Nearly 800 million people are still illiterate TODAY. That’s 1/9 people who cannot read or write, with 2/3 being women and children. While some may not think that helping ‘them’ will affect us here in the US, it certainly does. When you have nearly 1 million people not being able to work because they are handicapped by illiteracy, that affects
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Volunteering Abroad can be a very rewarding experience. There are various non-profits out there that could use your skill-set, whether it be teaching in the subject of English, Art, Music, Medical, Law or in any area of expertise you might possess. Because we live in a privileged nation, I believe we have the duty to help
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