Heliochromy

The reason why Heliochromy could never be a travel blog – although in its own way it is – is because this is not about the places I go to, but rather the feelings that are stirred before, while and

As I’m wrapping up my visit to Yerevan, Armenia, there’s is a couple of things that I am taking with me. First would be the people’s love for pomegranates; it’s the first thing I noticed in their art since in

…and it wasn’t without adventure. Taxi drivers all over the world offer a bottomless supply of interesting stories. Here’s last night’s. My taxi driver was an old guy, and I specifically chose him because hiring a taxi at 2am in

To be fair, I woke up plenty of times today. Good ol’ jet lag can be pretty mean. Traveling over 9k miles to the other side of the world can have this effect even to the mightiest of travelers. (The

Travel planning is a pain. There, I said it. About a year ago my chaotic past gave birth to a major airline buddy pass, and although I wasn’t going anywhere soon – or so I thought – I accepted. A

There are -at least- two Linas living in one body, and this becomes most apparent when it comes to traveling. I’ve been paying attention to these two versions of myself, trying to make sense of them and find a middle

Those dandelions fluffs that float in the air every Summer, my mom used to call them thieves. When I’d ask why she’d explain that they can go anywhere they want, and no one can really catch them. My mind is

Having spent the past decade of my life in Boulder, saying goodbye was easier than I thought. For many years I’ve had the feeling that I’ve been living in a fishbowl- I guess growing up in the chaotic ocean of