New York
New York, it’s the place that I now call home. The place where the mad homeless man cries on the subway, and where the pigeons fly. I’ve found a place […]
Tag Archives: backpacking
Don’t be the tourist type or story that this is about.
Over the last two years I’ve largely been a tourist rather than a native of my own country. And in that time I’ve been lucky enough to meet others far […]
The True Hidden Gem of Rome
Through my last couple year of traveling I’ve discovered one of my favorite ways to start off any big new city. That is with a free walking tour. I’m […]
Italy Blues
The Italy trip is over and I’m grateful to have gotten the chance to finally visit this beautiful country that I’ve had on my bucket list for so long. Although […]
Paris in Pictures Thus Far
Paris is a hard experience to describe solely through words. There are so many sights and sounds that go unseen and […]
The Best from Paris Thus Far
I’ve been living in Paris for some time now. Which is strange enough in its self. As I never imagined myself living in this city for any serious amount of […]
Spring Break on the Buffalo River Trail
Spring Break is usually reserved for the wild at heart. Or that’s how the stigma goes at least. Where we head off to distant beaches and lose our minds and […]
Travelling in the World of Emotion
This is a repost from one of my earlier blog entries. I just wanted to re share it with everyone. Sense it’s original publication this piece has also been featured […]
Why I Travel
I travel because it makes me feel. I travel for the highs and for the lows. For the moment when you’re walking through a park and you see a snapshot […]
Paris and Misconceptions
Ethnocentrism: Evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one’s own culture. Or perhaps better put, the view that ones culture is superior to […]
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