humanity
If nothing else, travel opens your eyes to the colorful quilt that is humankind.
Wanderer
Forever my feet will drive me to roam. To wander the world in search of experiences and adventures so rich that my stomach aches. Strange places do not feel foreign to me, they are like long lost friends, welcomed back into my embrace with new, fresh eyes. The sights, the sounds, and scents of a new city flood my senses, igniting the ancestral memories embossed upon my soul. The architectural faces of ancient stones wear a familiar smile, and on the wind the echoes of voices lifted in songs that once vibrated in my bones. I feel connected to every place I touch, the streets a memory washed and faded by the waves of the sea. There is a homesickness nestled deep in my core, for places I have yet to experience; a longing that reaches into my chest and breaks my heart.
E.N. GusslerPublished 3 days ago in Wander
Appreciate Nature
When I appreciate the nature more, I step into the world of different me, a soul deeply attuned to the enchanting symphony of the natural world. For me, nature isn't merely a backdrop; it's a boundless canvas of inspiration and solace. The allure of nature captivates me in myriad ways, offering not just a refuge but a profound source of joy, wonder, and rejuvenation.
Dave NaturePublished 3 days ago in Wander
What If We Had No Brain
Embarking on this exploration of the concept of a "no-brainer," I find myself delving into the intricate relationship between our brains, actions, and the lingering processes that occur even in the absence of conscious thought.
Holiday Travel Trends
As the festive season approaches, so does the annual spectacle of holiday travel. For many, this time of the year is not only a celebration of traditions and togetherness but also an opportunity to explore new destinations and create lasting memories. Holiday travel trends evolve each year, influenced by a variety of factors ranging from economic conditions to technological advancements. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the current landscape of holiday travel trends, examining the forces that shape them and the experiences they offer to globetrotters during the most wonderful time of the year.
solomon ChristianPublished 9 days ago in Wander
Where Did Angels Come From?
Have you ever found yourself in a lively debate that sparked a deep curiosity within you? Imagine this: a cozy evening, friends gathered around, sipping on cups of coffee, and a passionate conversation begins. The topic? Angels.
Ms. HellenaPublished 16 days ago in Wander
The Wandering Dragon Medieval Market
If my clan is going to drag me from my hovel beneath my rock kicking and screaming - they better be taking me to where there is food or faeries. Or faeries that feed me. The last week of October provided such an outing at the Expo Center in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Hope MartinPublished 21 days ago in Wander
Black America; Robed Of My Blackness Because Many Africans Refuse To View Me As Black Yet All Over The World I'm Black Except Africa
Saturday, 11 November 2023 By: TB Obwoge How would you, as an ancestor of the enslaved Black Americans feel if you were being called the face of racism, considered a White Westerner that was no longer a Black? Because Africans feel like the own the Black race, even though 20% of the African continent isn't Black people. Being called white just because of where you were born, how your accent sounds.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 21 days ago in Wander
Burkina Faso Is Safe to Visit For Tourism & Business Despite The U.S. State Department & TikTok Videos With False & Old Claims
Tuesday, 7 November 2023 By: TB Obwoge Several videos posted on TikTok claim that Burkina Faso is listed as the 4th un-safest place in the world to visit. This was a claim according to one TikTok poster (with hundreds of thousands of followers) by the U.S. State Department, which was because of the kidnapping of American citizens a few years prior.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 26 days ago in Wander
Traveling
This is about a recent airplane flight across the nation. We have TSA pre-check, so we headed to that security line once we dropped our bags off. A woman who was perhaps five feet tall, a bit further up in the line, kept stopping and giving the Hawaiian hang loose sign to someone not near us.
Andrea CorwinPublished about a month ago in WanderThe Most Common Clichés About 10 Big Countries
We all think in clichés. Whether we want it or not, clichés shape our imagination of different places and people. While a few of these stereotypes hold some truth, they hardly tell the whole story.
The strangest 10 laws around the world
Every country in the world enacts laws to serve its people and citizens, but some countries sometimes pass strange laws, unbelievable laws of mind, and some very funny.
Mahmoud AburubaaPublished about a month ago in Wander**Whispered in the Shadows**
"*Serpents coil, moonlight foil, secrets held in the witches' soil.*" In the heart of the enchanted woods, where ancient oaks whispered tales to the wind, there thrived a coven of thirteen witches bound by the threads of magic and fate. Their gathering place, a clearing dappled with silver moonlight, was a sanctuary veiled from the eyes of mere mortals. The spell that echoed through the night marked the commencement of their sacred rites.
Devine WritezPublished about a month ago in Wander
