Single Wide Female Travels Series by Lillianna Blake, P. Seymour, P Seymour

Well our honeymoon had to end, but not the excitement that is our life now… Max and me, together on the adventure of a lifetime. I can’t believe it! Dreams really do come true. Apparently I really can have my cake—or more accurately, crepes, these days—and eat it too. It’s happening…I’m married to the man of my dreams AND I’m on a world book tour to meet my readers... moreWell our honeymoon had to end, but not the excitement that is our life now… Max and me, together on the adventure of a lifetime. I can’t believe it! Dreams really do come true. Apparently I really can have my cake—or more accurately, crepes, these days—and eat it too. It’s happening…I’m married to the man of my dreams AND I’m on a world book tour to meet my readers. I’m only slightly nervous about the book signings and maybe a tinge moreso about those topless beaches I’ve heard about in France. But you know me! I’m sure it will all work out…well, mostly sure. ;) less

Pasta, gondolas, yummy gelato around every corner—I can’t believe that Max and I are headed to Italy! And I know it’s a crazy thought to imagine me on the runway, especially amidst all of the beautiful Italian models. I didn’t want to agree to it, you know that I didn’t but… Yeah, I’m sure everything will turn out just fine! ;)

Erik, my contact in Amsterdam, is just a little too relaxed in my opinion. But I swear, I’m really trying to be less uptight. And suddenly Max seems to have this odd aversion to riding a bike! What’s that about? So everything is very chilled out here and I may or may not go off my food plan to partake in some brownies. I mean, who am I to turn down a bit of chocolate, right? (wink, wink) You know me so well.

Judgmental much? It would seem that things with my London contact, Poppy, are off to a bit of a rocky start to say the least. But considering everything that had happened to me in Amsterdam, I can hardly hold it against her. Prim and proper Poppy has the wrong impression of me and I’m pretty determined to change her mind—that is, if I can stop thinking about Max off somewhere with his first crush, who happens to be—you know—gorgeous or something. Nevermind. Deep breath... moreJudgmental much? It would seem that things with my London contact, Poppy, are off to a bit of a rocky start to say the least. But considering everything that had happened to me in Amsterdam, I can hardly hold it against her. Prim and proper Poppy has the wrong impression of me and I’m pretty determined to change her mind—that is, if I can stop thinking about Max off somewhere with his first crush, who happens to be—you know—gorgeous or something. Nevermind. Deep breath. I’ve got books to sign and readers to meet, so off I go. Cheerio! less

Rolling green hills, big mugs of dark beer and my love all to myself for an actual get-away in between my book signings. I’ve wanted to go to Ireland for as long as I can remember. I’m pretty sure I can learn to drive on the “wrong” side of the street. And that “kissing the Blarney Stone” business? Well, let’s just say that I’ve been practicing my backbends and have never felt more limber. Please join me as I head off to find my pot of gold—or something equally as enchanting.

It felt like something a bit out of the twilight zone at first. And I felt gigantic when I arrived in the land of smiles. Thailand. It was by far the most exotic place we’d been to thus far on the book tour and it stretched me a lot! Let’s see—the people, the food, the culture, the beauty, the spirituality—I appreciated it all by the end, but I’m not gonna lie—Thailand tested me. Would I go back again? Absolutely!

Bali… Every picture I’ve ever seen of Bali—whether beautiful rice fields or smiling people—caused me to feel a certain spiritual connection to this place that seemed magical to me. I’ve been excited about this leg of the book tour, not only to meet my fans here, but also to get back on my own path of wellness and health... moreBali… Every picture I’ve ever seen of Bali—whether beautiful rice fields or smiling people—caused me to feel a certain spiritual connection to this place that seemed magical to me. I’ve been excited about this leg of the book tour, not only to meet my fans here, but also to get back on my own path of wellness and health. I guess Max has his own ideas about adding a few things to my bucket list these days—things he’s determined we experience together in Bali—things I’m not at all sure I’m exactly up for. But you know me! Of course, I’ll give it a good try! Spiritual enlightenment here I come… less

I can’t believe it’s the last stop on the book tour and Japan is definitely one of the most exotic places I’ve been to yet. Sushi, karaoke, cat cafes, ramen soup, bullet trains…there’s A LOT to see and do in Tokyo AND the toilets—did I mention the toilets?! I won’t ruin THAT surprise for you. P.S. We’re also celebrating our first anniversary in Tokyo. I know! Can you believe it’s here already? Shhh don’t tell Max, but I just might have a little surprise for him. ;)