Posts Tagged ‘Website’

Even though last week’s Consume & Update received a lovely compliment, the production and content schedule here in Mexico is too daunting to also include a thorough perusal of the internet’s best in travel and blogging.
Instead, I’ll make this Sunday Update all about the job with ProjectExplorer, on location in Mexico City.
Update on Nomadderwhere
The job [...]

Mom, Dad, and long time readers:

You’ve seen me struggle to satiate my passion for movement for over three years. I’ve blogged about this love of travel and my desire to get paid to live this lifestyle enough to make you and me both sick. It seemed like an impossible task, but I’m here today to tell you…I did it. My blog got me a dreamy travel job. Sincerely, Lindsay

Welcome to Day Four of my Carnival of Blogs, celebrating one year at Nomadderwhere.com!
For those of you who have followed my most recent adventures through the Fijian interior, you know I’ve been working hard, alongside my project partner Garrett, to self-start a humanitarian effort focused on health and education in the village of Nakavika. I’m [...]

One year after making my site official with its own domain name, my readership has grown to heights I hadn’t anticipated. I’m thrilled to see people from many nations and states commenting on my work and inquiring about all things travel.
Without these additions to the dialogue, this site would consist of me shouting out to [...]

I’m very happy to report Nomadderwhere has come a long way since this time last year, when I moved from a simple blogspot to a bonafide domain of my own. Since that time I’ve changed my writing style and topics, grown a readership of surprisingly many (thanks to you), won the most amazing internship known [...]

Today is my 1,168th daily anniversary of travel blogging, but Nomadderwhere.com is but an infant still. Since I bought my own domain exactly one year ago, I’ve evolved my site extensively, far beyond what I was capable of from the get-go.
I’m proud today to display my year’s progress and hopefully inspire you to achieve progress [...]

Are you getting pumped for the Carnival of Blogs starting tomorrow? Yeah, I thought so. That’s why you’re here today to warm those eyes up and read about the rest of the online travel world, so you won’t feel guilty spending all your time here next week! I can read you like a book…or a [...]

I found some good reads this week! Take your laptop outside, enjoy the warming breeze, and read on, my friends, read on.
Writing Wherever
I seek location independence. I would love to be able to write and create multi-media work without a permanent anchor to my geography. Therefore, I look to those with the exact career I [...]

Man, the internet is fantastic. I love unlimited, free wireless internet and all the fruit it delivers. Check out my basket this week!
Fast-Forward Vancouver

Excellent Travel Writer Advice
I don’t know how to introduce this piece by Jeffrey Tayler, nor can I sum it up better than by displaying the following excerpts. Basically my advice is for you [...]

Sometimes it’s a mind clarifier to point out the inaccuracies in your own life – that blend of irony and confusion that makes up your unique mindset. Bottom line: I’m all confused. You probably are too. Let’s talk amongst ourselves…
Carpe Dimes and Nickels
Since I returned from a round-the-world trip on August 17th, I’ve done very [...]

A nomad moves and continues to flex their idea of home and comfort. A nomad doesn’t settle on one way of thinking or one surrounding. It’s a lifestyle of adaptation and life-long learning.

Blog series, ebooks, and opportunities galore. Click on images to find the articles of discussion!
Charlotte Halligan tapped into a topic this week I identify with and hope to explore further myself in the coming weeks.
“If you let it, traveling can give you the push you need to do the things you never thought you [...]

I did a little reading this week, and this is what stuck from the lot. Click on the images to read the articles.
Good Investments
I’ve only recently come to hear of Rolf Potts, and I look forward to reading his novel “Vagablogging” in the coming months. Here on his blog, fellow writer Scott Gilbertson discusses possible [...]

One thing I missed while frantically running across the globe for the STA internship was the downtime to enjoy some of my favorite reading material: The Matador Network.
Click on the images to follow the stories!
In Traveler’s Notebook
Josh says your active earbuds stand in the way of experience the audio sensations of a destination. For me [...]

If you don’t know what this icon means, you’re WAY behind in the internet game, sir or madam. You should probably just click on it now. Go ahead…I’ll wait.
Are you interested in following my trip around the world with Chris Danner and STA? If not, why are you even here?! I’m mean, come on! This [...]

From ‘04 to ‘08, I was fortunate enough to have at my disposal (and for free, might I add) one of the nation’s leading student newspapers. Though these papers litter the IU campus daily, left under desks in Ballantine Hall and sometimes coating atrium floors with their glossy weekend section, a large portion of the [...]

Thanks for commenting on this poll, you curious surfers you. Feel free to offer your additional suggestions for any pages or posts on the actual item itself, as this helps me in the process of building this site for your viewing pleasure. You like my friend Alexis down there…keepin’ her head all safe? Yeah, she’s [...]

I now interrupt this Big Journey travelogue to talk about my STA final video and upcoming web development. But fret not, because I will pick up with my travels in Cambodia, Thailand, Japan, and Hawaii upon the completion of this madness called the “final round”.
The Indy Video
For those of you coming from other worldwide [...]