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Confused on where we are? I’m taking this moment while my travels are grounded to care for my mom to catch up on my black hole of un-blogged content. Here, I’m wrapping up my trip to Bali in March 2017. My apologies for any confusion with the timeline, and thanks for Israel: it doesn’t exactly spring to mind when considering the world’s top dive destinations. It doesn’t have world-clas* reefs, fleets of liveaboards, or wildly abundant marine life. But it does have something I haven’t found anywhere else in the world: the ability to, if the conditions are right, dive three seas in as many days. The… Confused on where we are? I’m taking this moment while my travels are grounded to care for my mom to catch up on my black hole of un-blogged content. Here, I’m digging back into my trip to Bali in March 2017 with a review of Institute of Code — which I know from ­­ It’s interesting, isn’t it: out of the thirty-eight countries I’ve been blessed to visit, this is the first one I really feel the pressure to explain my desire to travel to. The majority of the world as*ociates Israel with two things: religion, and politics. I don’t Note: This post contains affiliate links, which earn me a small commission on products and services I love, at no extra cost to you. Thank you for supporting Alex in Wanderland! Okay, I admit it — I’ve never been a big Black Friday shopper. Malls drain me, crowds You know how when there’s a destination you love and keep returning to — or, you know, just laid over in the airport once — people always seem to be asking you to give advice to to their random friend, cousin or dentist about it? And so you throw together an email of your and thoroughly. I’m just a little obsessed with photography, scuba diving, and reading guidebooks to countries I have no immediate plans and I admit there are many aspects that have been incredibly difficult. The weather is an obvious one, but it also can be very lonely here as many of my friends have moved, and those who have stayed are understandably busy with new lives — and I’m not an