Wondering and Wandering I graduated. Now what? Do I live the life I never wanted to live? The one where I move to the city, get a job in a corporate cubicle, and slave away 60 hours a week for $40,000 a year? No thanks. How about 5 years down the road when I settle on a girl I don't truly love, buy the car I don't need, have the marriage that won't last, buy the home I can't afford? No thanks. I want to see things, I want to experience life in every way. This is the only life I've got, I might as well make the most of it and do something I won't foget. So here I am, travelling the world one step at a time. Where I'm going is yet to be decided, how long I'm there is up in the air, but one thing's for sure. Whatever I do, where ever I go, I'm going to be living. You can count on that.

Nepal

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Why I do

Monday, 12 Nov 2007 | Views [1160] | Comments [1]

So I've got some time to kill and decided I would share a few thoughts... There are some of you out there who don't understand why I'm doing what I'm doing, there are some that envy my situation and there are some that just don't care. I'm reaching out ... Read more >

Tags: Philosophy of travel

A day in my life

Friday, 9 Nov 2007 | Views [1143] | Comments [1]

I get up around 8, still a late sleeper, even in Kathmandu. I make my way to the German bakery down the road and have my croissant and cup of coffee, ahh life's little pleasures. From there I walk 10 minutes to the local minibus station. It's always ... Read more >

Tags: Culture

The Himalays and White Water Rafting

Saturday, 27 Oct 2007 | Views [955] | Comments [4]

Sorry its been so long, I've been a little busy. Colby and I took off on a 18 day trek through the mountains of Nepal. What an experience. We thought we could last carrying our own bags...nope. We had to get porters like everyone else who was doing the ... Read more >

Tags: Adrenaline

Kathmandu!

Saturday, 29 Sep 2007 | Views [1095] | Comments [7]

Wow, it's been 3 days and I'm already in love with the people here. This is one of the 10 poorest countries in the world, and yet the people still smile constantly. They are fans of my beard and Colbys muscles (aren't we all). The food is great, the ... Read more >

Tags: Philosophy of travel