Myles To Travel

Capturing Every Mile as I Go

When is your next adventure?

About me

Hi! My name is Bisa, and I'm a breast cancer thriver, plus-size adventurer, writer, and photographer.

After finishing treatment for breast cancer, I received a 5-year survivorship plan. It included monthly, then quarterly test and doctor visits. Instead of worrying about whether or not the disease would return, I created a recovery plan of my own. My plan included exploring the world around me and new experiences.

The blog's mission is to remind you we can create a life we love despite our weight and circumstances. My goal is to inspire others to follow their dreams and not wait for a devasting diagnosis to live the life you've always wanted. I want to share the power of travel to help through anxiety, stress after having breast cancer.

Join me on my journey. I still have miles to travel

Read my blog Learn more

Where I've Been

All stories

Featured Destinations

Recent Posts

A&A Ballet Presents The Art Deco Nutcracker

4 days agoAdd comment

A&A Ballet Presents The Art Deco Nutcracker When we think of Christmas, you can’t help but think about the Nutcracker. Another Christmas tradition I have never seen before. Last night that all changed. I was given tickets to see the American Ballet Theatre’s production of “The...

Celebrating My Cancerversary

1 month ago1 comment

This year’s trip celebrating my cancerversary was to Iceland. Every year since I completed treatment from breast cancer, I make it a goal to travel to a new destination on or around November 4. Here is a recap of where I’ve been in the years that have passed. In 2016 I was in...

What to Pack in Your Carry-on Bag

1 month ago1 comment

Here is a list of what to pack in your carry-on bag. My top five must-haves in my carryon luggage when I’m flying anywhere.  Some of the things are specific to breast cancer survivors. On my flight back from Iceland I forgot to put on my socks and my sleeve. What to Pack in Your...

New Normal

4 months agoAdd comment

Hi, It’s me. Bisa. Do you remember me? I pop in every so often and write something. When I write my elevator pitch or attempt to tell people what my blog is about, I stumble over my words. I don’t know what the blog is about. I want to write about travel. I would also like to...

A Weekend in Southern Indiana

7 months ago5 comments

I went on a weekend getaway to Southern Indiana. It was a four-hour drive from Northwest Indiana. I attended the Thunder over Louisville Kentucky watch party at Buckhead Mountain Grill in Jeffersonville, Indiana. This event was to kickoff the three-weeks of festivals leading up to the...

All stories
The Alba White Truffles are grown in the Northwest Region of Langhe Monferrato Roero Italy. I had the opportunity to try something new. Representatives from Alba Italy tourism gave a presentation about how the locals find the truffles. You can tour wineries, hikes, and cycling. The area is a Unesco heritage site. All of the dishes were tried were delicious. arancino verde tajarin uovo gnocchetti Have you ever eaten White truffles before? I visited Rome over seven years ago. I can't believe it's been that long. I'm excited to go back in March. I'm not sure if I will be in Alba, but it is definitely on the list. #langheroero #monferrato
I have a new blog post about the performance of the A&A performance of The Art Deco Nutcracker. I use to think I watched a lot of tv growing up. The Nutcracker is something else I never saw growing up. I must have been waiting to see it live. I enjoyed the performances last night, and hopefully, I can make this a holiday tradition.
Another 5k done. You might notice a theme. First chocolate now cookies. 😉 We had fun at the @santahustle. I got my share of cookies. #santahustle
I'm put on Friday night at the ballet to see the Nutcracker for the first time. Set in 1920s America, A&A BALLET's "The Art Deco Nutcracker," featuring Tchaikovsky's beloved score, is a fresh, yet traditional take on the beloved holiday favorite. The Chicago Tribune has described it as "A glossy rendition filled with gorgeous, glitzy costumes" and The Cincinnati Enquire writes that Kremnev has "brought dance to a whole new level. "The Art Deco Nutcracker" is Kremnev's eig we know. Tickets were given to me. Photo Credits: Stagebill: Mine Others: Carol Fox and Associates Public Relations Tickets for A&A BALLET's "The Art Deco Nutcracker" range from $30-$50 and are available now at https://www.aacenterfordance.org/box-office.
Do you like going on food tours? I had fun on a tour today with Nicky @nickys_savory_travels and @tastebuzzfoodtours while I was in Las Vegas. *SAVE THIS POST* See below for a discount code when you book with Taste Buzz Food Tours. The tour lasted three hours and included seven taste portions. We discovered some hidden gems and learned some history about many hotels on the trip. In this post we visited Gelato at Sweet Envy Appetizer at Egg Slut @maxieslv for Blueberry waffles with chicken Flamingos at The Flamingo Hotel Honolulu Cookie Company While you are in Las Vegas, book a tour with Nicky. To receive $5 off a trip, use the Promo code: Nicky5
I've already confessed to not being a Game of Throne fan. I still was excited to see the location where some of the episodes of the show were filmed. You never know, I could start watching it. This location is the black sand beach at Reynisfjara, near Vík on the south coast. Do you visit tv or movie locations when you travel? #iceland #gamesofthrones #travel #plussizetravelblogger #plussizetraveltoo #minoritytravelbloggers
Believe it or not, this is just one photo I took with my #Theta360 camera. I've been slowly editing my photos and videos. This is day five, I believe in #Kilimanjaro. The terrain was different every day. I was so amazed each day by the beauty of the mountain. I tried to soak in as much as it in as I could. Don't worry; a guide was never too far away from me. It looks like I'm the last person on earth. Have you hiked Kilimanjaro before? @whoatravel
These are not the horses we rode in Iceland. They lived near our Airbnb. We couldn't help but admire these beautiful animals. The Icelandic horse is a different breed of horse. They are small similar to what we consider a pony in the US, but they are indeed horses. Another fun fact is if the horse ever leaves Iceland, they are not allowed to come back to the country because of the strict breeding restrictions. I have to admit; I don't like horseback riding. It's scary for me. I have gone riding twice, and I thought the horse was going to throw me off. I did enjoy riding an Icelandic horse, even in the windy cold and snow. I think it's because of their size. Maybe I should only ride ponies here. Have you ever ridden a horse before? The Icelandic horse is unique because it has five gaits. #icelandandichorse
This is taken in Reykjavik Iceland. The Hallgrimskirkja can be seen from anywhere in the city because it is the tallest building in the town. For about $8 US you can go to the clock tower and see the view of the city.