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Posts from 1+ Years of Travel
50,000 miles, 23 countries, 5 continents... and almost 2 years later. I've left the corporate world (and the US) to experience life.
Next week, I’ll be looking back at my life. I’m attending a reunion with forty people from my Remote Year family, most of whom I haven’t seen in two years. ...
18 Years Ago My first Labor Day, after officially being in the workforce post-college, was just another event in a Manhattan lifestyle that would span almost 16 years. It was...
There’s a dress code in Taos, New Mexico: it’s called wiping your boots on the back of your jeans if entering a fancy restaurant. I arrived here two days ago,...
It’s been months since I’ve published anything I’m proud of. Not that I haven’t tried- I have. But sometimes it’s easier and safer to write about places and weather instead...
“You should try ‘Goat Yoga’ while you’re here,” a friend suggested. I was in Austin, Texas for the 4th of July week dog sitting a golden retriever and visiting fellow...
I’ve always wanted to go to South Africa: it’s a breathtakingly beautiful country with adventurous people and fascinating African wildlife. In May, I went to Cape Town and drove east...