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Chasing Krista

Packing all I can into: weekends, my backpack & my bucket list. Follow me as I chase my dreams around the world.

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    • A European Bucket List
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    • Auxiliar de Conversación in Spain
      • Getting your TIE
      • Year One: A Diary
      • Year Two – my diary
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      • Lessons from Teaching Kindergarten
      • A Day in the Life of a Kindergarten Teacher in Thailand
      • a year later review
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      • A Day Trip to Graz
      • Vienna: a symphony of intellectuals
      • A Musical Day in Salzburg
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          • 48 hours in Vilnius
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        • Bucket List: Riga
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        • Bucket List: Berlin
        • Two Days in Berlin
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        • Murano, Torcello and Burano
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        • Bergen
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        • Guide to Hiking in Norway
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        • A Cypriot Bucket List
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      • Lake Bled & Lake Bohinj
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        • Las Fallas de Valencia
      • Toledo
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      • Bern
      • Lucerne
      • Kandersteg; Sliding through the Alps
    • Ukraine
      • A long weekend in Kiev: A Must-List
    • United Kingdom
      • Ireland
        • Dublin: the capital of the Irish
        • Cliffs of Moher
      • Scotland
        • A Weekend in Edinburgh
      • England
        • Bath & Stonehenge & Wales
  • Africa
    • Morocco
      • Berber Village
      • Bucket List: Marrakech
      • Marrakesh
  • Asia
    • Cambodia
      • Phnom Penh
      • Angkor Wat
    • China
      • Beijing
        • The Great Wall of China
      • Tips for China Travel
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      • Bali
    • Malaysia
      • Bucket List: Kuala Lumpur
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  • North America
    • United States
      • East Coast
      • West Coast
        • Washington Hikes
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    • Mexico
      • Six Days In Mexico City
      • Puebla & Cholula
      • Discovering Teotihuacán
      • Tasty Bites in Mexico City
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Straight out of the Twilight ✨ The modern village of La Push, home to the Quileute tribe, got its name from traders calling it ‘la bouche’ (which is the French word for river mouth), and is known for its traditional stories & myths. One being of Raven Tales which are stories of Bayak, the ‘Trickster Raven’. He was a sly and crafty raven whose interaction with other animals were taught as lessons to young children. Another traditional mythology story was about a kelp haired child snatcher called Duskiya, which was basically an indigenous boogeyman. If you ever find yourself in the corner of Washington State, do yourself a favor and stop in the museum and read the myths and stories that have been passed down for generations.
Even in the midst of a 14 mile/12 hour challenge, you just gotta stop and take a breath or a nap. Thank you being there Mr. Tree 🌲 . . . . I love #MotherNature! I’m headed to #olympicnationalpark this weekend to activate my Girl Scout camping skills, let me know if you have any recommendations! #westcoast #westcoastbestcoast #pnw
This was the day I realized I should probably get more exercise in life or at least train for a 14.75 mile uphill with 30+ switchbacks (which were are a real doozy) 💪🏼🏃🏽‍♀️🗻 I may have experienced a collapse lung or a pulled muscle along the way but I made it to the end! When was the last time you challenged yourself and reached the finish line? Reached a goal? Accomplished an ambition? Whatever it was, big or small, or still working towards that goal be proud of yourself. Be proud of each step you are taking toward that goal.
helllooo instafam! It’s been a minute or two since I’ve lasted posted but I’m back. I took a loooong hiatus from social media and blogging to start a new (and stressful) adventure of going back to schooool, and getting a new degree towards a completely different career path. (Check out the blog if you want to read more about my struggles trying to managing time to be a normal human being). Even though school has literally consumed my life, I haven’t stopped daydreaming and adding (and adding) places and experiences to my never ending bucket list. I stared at a globe for a few hours the other day and I’m curious; if you had a year and unlimited funds, which FIVE countries would you want to visit? BUT the catch is that you’d never be able to travel again after that year! Would you do places you’ve already been or try new places?
haven’t made it to all the planets yet, but guys, we live on a really pretty one 🌎 one of my favorite things about living in Washington is being able to get lost down a road and wind up being mesmerized by THIS.
Sun, rain, sleet, hail, snow AND wind! Welcome to your first twenty minutes in Seattle!
Sometimes I wish I was a fish 🐠 . . . But on the realz, today is #WorldWaterDay. Water is one of the most basic of all needs. We cannot survive without it for more than a few days. And yet, most people take that for granted. We waste water and barely even realize we are doing it. I know I am guilty of this and there are a magnitude of things that I can do every day to help reduce the amount of water I waste. Almost TWO BILLION people around the world have limited to zero access to safe & clean drinking water. Today AND everyday, together we can do our part to protect our most previous resource. Ditch the plastic. 🥤Shorten the shower. 🚿 Turn off the water. 💦 “Even the smallest acts can make the biggest difference” @charitywater
“The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for exiting. One cannot help but be in awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality. It is enough if one tries merely to comprehend a little of this mystery every day. Never lose a holy curiosity.” #staycurious . . . . . . . . . #HappyBirthdayEinstein #AlbertEinstein #iloverbern #kirchenfeldbrücke #inlovewithswitzerland #switzerland.vacations #bernpictures #travelbern #thisdayinhistory #piday2018 #knowledgeispower #motivationalquotes #femaletravelbloggers #travelbloggers #gltlove
life’s meant to be colorful & messy... so splash in every color and make it a chaotic beautiful mess! . . . If you could describe your life in ONE COLOR, which color would be it?

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