September was the month of Baja California. Traveling through this peninsula brought me some wonderful experiences, and even to friends who taught me new things!

Couchsurfing is an excellent way to get to know the locals, while sharing their home for the extent of your stay. Let me show you how to survive your first host.

To learn a new language through immersion means to allow yourself to be vulnerable. To be totally new at something, and learn from the people around you. It is worth every cumbersome sentence you try to put together.

With one of the longest coastlines in the world, Mazatlan has so much to offer. Come check out how to spend a full day in this magical place!

A small series of waterfalls off the beaten path gave me some great fun with the locals. To see fishermen on the shores of these waters was quite exhilarating!

My friend Karen and her family welcomed me into their lives as if I had known them for many years. It is a time in my life I will never forget. Here is the story behind it.

October was the month I finished off Baja California, and moved on to mainland Mexico. The ferry ride in between was quite the experience as well!

Dia de Los Muertos is an unforgettable holiday. Communities come together to honor those who have moved on from this life, and welcome anyone in who wants to be with them during this time.

Hierve el Agua is an unforgettable place I suggest to anyone heading to Mexico. You really can’t beat a place with hot springs overlooking vast mountains!

To follow your heart means ultimately means to gain a relationship with yourself first. Being compassionate with yourself will help you enjoy the process!