Hi there! Welcome to Clara’s Compass, and thank you very much for reading this introductory post. I’m Clara, and I hope to share with readers some thoughts on the wonderful worlds of traveling and writing.
One thing you will see a lot of on Clara’s Compass are places to explore in Japan and Disney World. I love traveling to Japan and experiencing its rich history and culture, and many of the places I have visited there I learned about through travel blogs. Blogs have been so helpful in planning my adventures, so I hope to give back and help others with these posts. And then there’s Disney World, where you can let your imagination and creativity run free. I hope to share ideas of what you can see and do during your visits there.
On the writing side of Clara’s Compass, I want to focus on the power of storytelling in all its forms, be it on the page, on the screen, in music, etc. I like incorporating psychology into writing because the two go hand-in-hand, and it is such a fascinating field that continues to evolve as more research is published about the brain. After all, the brain is where our imaginations dwell and our stories are born.
Other things about me: I enjoy nature and the outdoors, so when I travel to a new place, I love to visit the gardens and parks there. I am an avid consumer of tea, and one of the many lovely things about Japan is that many gardens contain tea houses that serve frothy matcha tea, so you can sip delicious tea while admiring the natural surroundings. A dream come true! I also love cats, and I think 65% of the photos I took during my first trip to Japan were of cat-related illustrations and motifs I spotted while walking around.
More info is on my About page if you want to check it out. Thank you so much for reading this intro, and I look forward to being on this blogging journey with you!
Sincerely,
Clara
Clara hopes to share her love of exploring cultures and inspire others through the power of storytelling. In addition to writing and travel, she loves psychology, nature, green tea, and cats.