How to Use Japanese Public Transportation Japan’s transportation system is world famous and for a very good reason. It’s efficient, relatively inexpensive and convenient for residents and travelers, alike. At first glance, Japan’s transportation system looks massive web of different…
Time flies and so do I. As a former flight attendant, I know luggage and I’m not easy to impress. After years of using Ricardo Luggage, I still recommend it to my friends and family. It offers durability, style and…
A year abroad as a Japanese exchange student is equal parts exhilarating and intimidating. One of the most stressful things is figuring out how to live in a different country with a different language and different customs. Through my process…
Packing List for Japanese Exchange Students Spending a year abroad is exciting. I know, I’m living and studying in Tokyo, Japan, for a year as a high-school student. Packing for a year can be daunting, I spent weeks planning and…
For as long as I can remember I’ve been most likely to get seasick. As soon as I get onboard and my body feels the swaying motion of the water.Sometimes I get a headache that I can’t shake. Or the…
What’s it like to be in an Emergency Landing? I remember it, like it was yesterday, though it was 18 years ago. I was working in the main cabin as a domestic flight attendant for a major airline. It was…
More than 20 years years ago I added Jordan to my bucket list. Then an email came and suddenly I’m on my way. With just a few weeks to prepare, I had a lot to learn. Though the biggest dilemma…