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January 5, 2016

Thank you to everyone who has subscribed to my ” target=”_blank”>Los Angeles and all over our planet! Here are a few of the videos I created about my journeys.

Feb 2015: ” target=”_blank”>Guinness Storehouse brought me to Dublin and I was in the St. Patrick's Day Parade! I wrote about it for ” target=”_blank”>Santa Barbara, stayed at ” target=”_blank”>the Outpost.

May 2015: I ” target=”_blank”>ten videos with strolling on the San Andres fault, amazing meals and great entertainment!

July 2015: The first ever restaurant week in ” target=”_blank”>USA Today article.

August 2015: I returned to the beautiful Colombia for my first visit to Bogota. ” target=”_blank”>Street Art article for USA Today. Thank you to Jason Will & Scott Eddy for taking me on part of their ” target=”_blank”>NYC called my name in September to be on national television as a travel expert and talk about the ” target=”_blank”>Dallas, Florida and ” target=”_blank”>27 videos to share what we saw!

December 2015: Viking Cruises invited me to sail on the Romantic Danube to explore the Christmas Markets during Chanukah. I will share this videos soon! Thank you for your support! More videos, articles and photos coming soon!

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