Jen Bloss
Travel. Running. Coffee. Faith.
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Hi, I'm Jen! I am passionate about seeing the world- the backpacker life, as well as humanitarian work. Running is one of my most favorite things, coffee is my spirit animal, and I can be fanatical about both at times. My faith is the lens through which I experience it all. I've got lot of knowledge and love to share it with those that will listen!
Look for pocket ethnic neighborhoods & find international culture programs in town. I’ve found myself at Indian dance performances before, and it brought me great joy to watch and think of my memories from India and Bangladesh. I’ve lived in Southern California for ten years and still have not been to Joshua Tree, or skiing in Big Bear- let alone visited Yosemite or Tahoe. If you’re not up for a local connection, try supporting a cause abroad in a country that you’ve been to, or want to visit.
Look for pocket ethnic neighborhoods & find international culture programs in town. I’ve found myself at Indian dance performances before, and it brought me great joy to watch and think of my memories from India and Bangladesh. I’ve lived in Southern California for ten years and still have not been to Joshua Tree, or skiing in Big Bear- let alone visited Yosemite or Tahoe. If you’re not up for a local connection, try supporting a cause abroad in a country that you’ve been to, or want to visit.
Despite the fact that Guatemala exports the vast majority of their quality arabica beans, there is an ever-growing number of coffee shops in the country who take pride in their local treasure, and focus on quality sourcing, roasting and preparation of coffee. And to save you such trouble in the future, I have complied a list of five essential coffee shops you need to try in Antigua, Guatemala. Situated on a little corner overlooking a volcano, GuateJava has an bold Americano, an incredible affogato (ice cream with espresso and more), and uses local beans. Well known, but can you skip these famous Antigua coffee shops: Fernando’s Kaffee- great courtyard, but the coffee isn’t all that special, and it has a large gift shop component.
Despite the fact that Guatemala exports the vast majority of their quality arabica beans, there is an ever-growing number of coffee shops in the country who take pride in their local treasure, and focus on quality sourcing, roasting and preparation of coffee. And to save you such trouble in the future, I have complied a list of five essential coffee shops you need to try in Antigua, Guatemala. Situated on a little corner overlooking a volcano, GuateJava has an bold Americano, an incredible affogato (ice cream with espresso and more), and uses local beans. Well known, but can you skip these famous Antigua coffee shops: Fernando’s Kaffee- great courtyard, but the coffee isn’t all that special, and it has a large gift shop component.