Madison Taskett

Topic

travel

A collection of 4 issues

I left for one month and came back a different person

It started with the call. I'd close my eyes and find myself out there, in the trees, shoes covered in red dirt. In my sleep I hiked up where the marmots sang and wandered through desert canyons where the slightest shift in the breeze would tell of a storm on

Do it NOW before it's over.

Jodi Ettenberg's [https://www.legalnomads.com/] travel blog inspired me to fall in love with food. Because of her, I traveled to Saigon for a month to eat hot soup in tiny alleys every morning, and to spend two months in Oaxaca savoring tlayudas and mole from the neighborhood abuela.

It's not where you are, it's WHO you are.

I moved around a lot as a kid, and I've always felt unsettled. This may sound crazy, but I've never felt 'home' anywhere, and it's something I've longed for since I was in high school. A big reason I went nomadic was to figure out where home was; I even

Bali was Weird, the People Sucked, and Maybe I Sucked Too

A tale of two worlds and one island. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm gonna be real with you. Bali has been weird. Where do I begin? So I broke my trip into two parts: two weeks in Ubud and two in Canggu. I wanted to see what each was about, and my boyfriend's