Tag: maybeaweekend

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Oh No, What If This Actually Works?

I’ve been working on Maybe A Weekend as a side hustle/hobby since 2019. And by “working on,” I mean occasionally…

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Summer Camp Dreams, Winter Camp Reality

Growing up, I knew what summer camp was supposed to look like. I’d seen the TV shows and movies. Kids…

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Finding My People: A Life Outside the Majority

Since I was a child, I’ve never really felt like I fit comfortably into the majority. I was never the…

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Knowing Your Audience: When Travel Stories Sound Like Bragging

Being a traveler—and now an aspiring travel blogger—comes with a strange little challenge I didn’t really think about when I…

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Giving Back

I consider myself incredibly fortunate. I have the ability to travel, chase adventures, see new places, and document pieces of…

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You Might as Well, Be Walking on the Sun: Day Floats-Yuma

In my last post, I wrote about night tubing down the Colorado River in Yuma—glow sticks, waterproof Bluetooth speakers, questionable…

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A Quick Update: Apparently I Have to Actually Write the Travel Blog

So… about the Out to Sea series. You may have noticed that my new blog post have been moving along…

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Out to Sea 4: The Revenge Tour

Some vacations are about seeing somewhere new. Some are about escaping winter, work, responsibilities, and the general nonsense of adulthood….

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Out to Sea 3: Back on the Water

Sometimes you plan a vacation because there is somewhere you desperately want to go. Other times, you plan one because…

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Oh Canada, Part Two: Banff in Full Color, Calgary Revisited, and the Trip That Wouldn’t End

Apparently, seeing Canada once wasn’t enough. Or twice, technically. My first trip to Canada was way back in eighth grade…