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Pisco Sours, Post-Adventure Blues and the Great Irony of the Universe

I was hired for my current job in Los Angeles at 1 p.m. on a Friday the day after I flew back to the states after finishing my 18-month contract…

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Pisco Sours, Post-Adventure Blues and the Great Irony of the Universe
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  • Post published:July 19, 2016
  • Post category:Argentina/Blog/Brazil/Chile/Latin America

Traveling South: Five Countries To Visit in Latin America

I returned to Los Angeles yesterday after a whirlwind business trip to South America (with a few adventures squeezed in of course) and my heart is aflutter with a renewed passion for…

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Traveling South: Five Countries To Visit in Latin America
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  • Post published:July 6, 2016
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Visiting the Wineries of Mendoza with Uncorking Argentina

I stand in a field at Domaine Saint Diego winery outside of Mendoza, Argentina. It’s a perfect autumn day in the Southern Hemisphere and the sun beams down bright and…

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Visiting the Wineries of Mendoza with Uncorking Argentina
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  • Post published:June 29, 2016
  • Post category:Argentina/Blog/Latin America

Learn to Cook Empanadas in Argentina at Finca Adalgisa

In the fading light all the greens at Finca Adalgisa are beginning to glow. It is as if the sun is lingering on the leaves, attempting to ward off its…

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Learn to Cook Empanadas in Argentina at Finca Adalgisa
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  • Post published:April 27, 2016
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Visit the Andes in Chile with AndoAndes

Baby I would climb the Andes solely to count the freckles on your body. Standing atop a narrow, concrete pylon, look out across the El Yeso Reservoir, Shakira’s lyrics blast…

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Visit the Andes in Chile with AndoAndes
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  • Post published:April 12, 2016
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A Step Inside Alma Hostel in Santiago, Chile

On a sunny morning in Santiago, Chile, I walk through the tranquil streets of Providencia. Autumn has just started in South America but it still feels like a summer morning.…

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A Step Inside Alma Hostel in Santiago, Chile
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  • Post published:April 7, 2016
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6 Things You Need to Know Before Visiting Rio Celeste

It's hard to believe I lived in Costa Rica for a year and a half. Well, that's not entirely true. Some days it felt as if I' was there for an eternity…

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6 Things You Need to Know Before Visiting Rio Celeste
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  • Post published:March 30, 2016
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Ocean Views and Starry Skies at Rancho Armadillo Estate in Playas del Coco

The walls of the open-air lounge at Rancho Armadillo Estate are adorned with newspaper clippings with headlines that read “The Kindest Hotel Owner in Costa Rica” and "Rancho Armadillo: Like Visiting a…

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Ocean Views and Starry Skies at Rancho Armadillo Estate in Playas del Coco
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  • Post published:March 15, 2016
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Living abroad: 10 Scenes from my Life as an Expat in Costa Rica

One week. After one year, five months and four days of living abroad in Costa Rica, one week is all I have left of my life in the rainforest. Beyond…

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Living abroad: 10 Scenes from my Life as an Expat in Costa Rica
Tips For Women Traveling to Morocco
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  • Post published:March 8, 2016
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The Story of a Red Dress in Cuba

It was the kind of dress I’d always wanted to own– a form fitting red bandage dress with a plunging v-neck. Sleek, vibrant, with ribbed strips of fabric that cling…

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The Story of a Red Dress in Cuba
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  • Post published:February 23, 2016
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It has been a long and painful four years. When It has been a long and painful four years. 

When I left Florida at 24 to move overseas I didn’t know that the journey of living and working abroad would turn me into an ambassador. But you learn very quickly as you move through the world that your very presence makes you a representative of the land you come from. 

While there’s been much in my country’s history that I’ve disagreed with, I wasn’t prepared for how painful it would be to look people who once admired my country in the eye and reassure them that the values we hold dear still remain. 

It was painful to be in Mexico and be asked to tell my friends and family back home that Mexicans are in fact nice people. 

It’s been painful to be in Europe, a continent that has long lauded my grandfather’s generation for the role they played in ending a world war, and hear our leader compared to their worst dictators. 

It’s been painful to be in Australia, listening to women debate the merits of taking 9 or 12 months off for maternity leave, knowing how many women back home have no options for paid leave at all.

It’s been painful to be in Papua New Guinea and be asked how my country could go from having a black president to having a president who says disparaging words about all those who don’t look like him. 

There have been so many moments of pain these past four years on the road, but today a new era arrives. @joebiden represents the best of our country - compassion, empathy, team work and strategy. 

And today, instead of shedding tears over a man’s derogatory comments about my body parts, I got to sit on the couch with my mom and shed tears over my fellow Californian @kamalaharris becoming our first female Vice President. 

America, Ambassador Salisbury is at your service! 
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One year ago today I drove a @ferrari down the #PC One year ago today I drove a @ferrari down the #PCH to Malibu... for work.... 
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“Belonging so fully to yourself that you’re wi “Belonging so fully to yourself that you’re willing to stand alone is a wilderness — an untamed, unpredictable place of solitude and searching.” - Brené Brown 
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2021 am I on the right path? . . . . #hike #hiker 2021 am I on the right path?
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#hike #hiker #getoutside #optoutside #goodvibes #outdoors #rainyday #rain #hikes #winter #leaves #hiking #gooutdoors #explore
Embracing winter. . . . . #getoutside #hike #hiker Embracing winter.
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New moon. Winter moon. 🌙 New moon. Winter moon. 🌙
Walking in a winter wonderland. 🌊⛄️🧜🏻 Walking in a winter wonderland. 🌊⛄️🧜🏻‍♀️
Moody skies. Let’s fly away. Moody skies. Let’s fly away.
NorCal rocks. NorCal rocks.
My ❤️(and stomach) are full of gratitude. Happ My ❤️(and stomach) are full of gratitude. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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