About Me (My Connexion)

 My journey to blogging started with my travels and my adventurous family. Ever since I was a toddler, we have been traveling around the world and living in different places. Traveling is something we do as a family, and something that has bonded us together more and more after each trip. Sometimes it isn't just the destination that's important; the journey is too. 


    Other than that, some of my hobbies are to read, to meet new people, obviously write, and play and listen to music, along with many others.

    I intend to express my interests and love to learn throughout this blog. What better way to get started in writing than by sharing my experiences with others?

    When we are not in a position to be able to go to new places and meet new people, many of us rely on the internet and book pages that hold the thoughts and experiences of many others who could fulfill their dreams. I hope my blog can help you to discover new places and new interests. Here's to fueling our inner dream!

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