You Go Girls! Travel

10/29/2026

SHOW ME YOURS-

Lisa just shared her collection with me.
If you know, you know.

10/27/2026

This is filling fast ladies. We are more than half full-

You Go Girls! visit Korea

10/20/2026

PLEASE KNOW THIS-

1- I do NOT get ANY compensation for endorsing ANYTHING.

2- I do NOT use AI to write ANYTHING. What you read is from MY heart.

10/18/2026

RANDOM TRAVEL TIP

On the night my little toe was rendered into a painfully unnatural position, by a chair in the bedroom, I decided that some better lighting may be needed.
No more tears tears with this motion sensor nightlight. My toes have remained safe at home and on the road.
It now lives on the floor at the foot of the bed.

SAVE THE PIGGIES!

Built-in Light Detector & Motion Detector If you want the light to turn on/off automatically, you can switch to AUTO. It detects your movement in the dark when you are within the detection range of 3-5M and the light is on. And turn off automatically after 15 seconds when you left and no movem...

10/01/2026

THINKING AHEAD

There is still some space remaining for the Antarctica trip next year.
This was shared by one of the people who already has her stateroom reserved.

JOIN US!

Antarctica: world's largest desert, coldest/windiest/driest/highest continent. No time zone, 11 births, salty non-freezing lake. A peaceful science preserve.

10/01/2026

Do I hear any interest in a Mississippi River cruise?

09/30/2026

Every trip is special. Every traveler is too. Every place has a story to tell.

This has been an unusually long stretch of 49 days- sleeping in different beds, eating different foods, saying thank you in different languages, calculating different currencies, and figuring out different showers.

My dear clients are remarkable people. Every one has been kind, flexible, and on time. Nobody got hurt and for the most part- we all stayed healthy. There was just that one time having our plane struck by lightening that tested us. We passed with flying colors.

The stories we heard from our guides and the locals we met, covered some tough topics that were not easy to process. There were also bits of history and culture that were inspiring or beautiful.

The gasp of someone’s first view of the Sistine Chapel is worth gold, as is walking into St Peter’s and finding that Michelangelo’s Pieta can bring tears. Spotting your first lion in the wild, following a pack of endangered wild dogs, or watching an elephant family cross a river are moments that never leave your heart,

It is an absolute honor and privilege to share with you, whether you do it from a safari vehicle, or your laptop.

Thank you for your interest and thank you to those who were able to join the three trips.

09/27/2026

MAMA MIA

The men who make the bread, w**e, olive oil, cheese, and serve the lunch.

09/26/2026

A water and lettuce diet is in my near future. For 6 weeks I have been eating as though I’m on vacation. I’m not- I’m working.
Puglia is a food paradise. Today was no exception. The bakery, cheese making, w**e, and lunch were above and beyond.

Look at their own consecrated chapel.

We even learned to make 4 types of pasta.

I need an intervention.

09/25/2026

MAGICAL MATERA by day or night!

People have lived in these caves since prehistoric times. In the 1970s they were moved out due to sanitation issues. Some caves have been modernized to be habitable. But you better have strong knees and healthy lungs to make a life there. It’s not for the faint of heart or weak of knee.