travel Archives - P.S. Mabuhay

Nashville, TN

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January 16, 2022

A Thanksgiving With Strangers in Nashville, TN

This post is long overdue, I know, but I believe that this experience was worth the post. Holidays have become a bit more different for me nowadays. I feel as though I don't need to spend them with family as tradition has it. For one, my parents are divorced. My mom doesn't celebrate holidays for religious reasons and my dad has friends and his side of the family he can spend these occasions with. This leaves me to have a bit more flexibility as to how I can choose to spend my holidays. Rather[...]

flying away to get a change of environment

Life, Travel, Uncategorized

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April 30, 2021

A Change of Environment After Feeling Uninspired

It's been a while since I've posted and all that time in between, I have been working on setting up my new business, Solo Social. Since being unemployed, I have been at home educating myself about business and building my company on the backend. It had been about 4-5 months since my return from my road trip and about 6 months without a job. Fortunately, thanks to a combination of moving home, stimulus checks, and unemployment, I was able to focus all my attention on working towards my business[...]

Georgia, Tips, Uncategorized

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October 6, 2020

My First Hostel Experience

After a 5 hour drive from Savannah, GA, I picked up my best friend, Wade, that flew in from Florida to come to see me in Atlanta. I booked this super cute Airbnb that was hostel style. I was super excited because I felt that a hostel would be a perfect way to meet new people. There were different individuals from different places. Like any best way to bring the party and make new friends, Wade and I stopped by the liquor store prior to coming to offer drinks to the others staying. It was a real[...]

Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island, GA

East Coast Road Trip, Georgia, North America, Uncategorized

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August 8, 2020

An Afternoon At Driftwood Beach

At around 5:30 PM, I arrive at my very first stop on my solo journey: Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island, GA. I had heard about the large pieces of driftwood that rested on the beach and needed to see them for myself. What was once a maritime forest, is now a sandy shoreline with weathered branches and fallen trees. You can visit the official Jekyll Island website, here. Getting There Since I was heading north from Florida, I took the exit off of 95. Making your way from the exit to[...]