Vagabond Life: The Czech Republic
Living Vagabond in Prague for twelve full days, bringing to life a teenaged dream.
Vagabonding and other good things.
Living Vagabond in Prague for twelve full days, bringing to life a teenaged dream.
Even though I haven’t been writing about it, we’re still Vagabonding! Although now we’re getting to explore different areas, like Claremont CA.
A year ago, we sold our condo and began living vagabond while we figured out where we wanted to settle down. Turns out, we love this lifestyle.
The artwork in this Orange Airbnb truly added a unique touch to this comfortable, well-equipped, close to Old Town Orange location.
Our Vagabond Life had us bouncing around a lot this week, from Anaheim, to Yucca Valley, to San Diego, and ending the week in Long Beach.
One of the biggest lessons we’ve learned in our vagabond life is to stay zen with it all, to be flexible and open to possibilities, to not get freaked out by hiccups and to embrace opportunities. This week, we hit both ends of the spectrum: An Airbnb win and a fail.
The Anaheim Executive Inn may be scary to some, but the rooms dedicated to Airbnb are spotlessly clean, nicely decorated, and a great value.
While this little guest house Airbnb in Old Town Fullerton lacks a quirky edge, it’s solid, high quality, and extremely comfortable. We always look forward to coming back. Here’s why.
Our vagabond adventure takes us to one of our favorite places on earth: the 66 Motor Palace. Take a journey with us back to the beginning.
They know us by name at the Hotel Pepper Tree. They even know our favorite room. Fellow traveler Misty at the front desk shares an interest in unique lodging, and always kindly asks us about the places we’ve stayed, making us feel welcome. We wanted to know more about the history of this hotel. What we learned about its not too stellar past, made us love it even more.
This Yorba Linda AirBnB had three really great things going for it: a 1948 Ford parked out front, an awesome Golden Retriever named Tucker (who I kept calling Baxter), and the nicest hosts
The first time we stayed in this downtown Santa Ana studio in November 2017, I was alone–and totally freaked out. Let me set the scene.