Monthly Archives: March 2010
My Job Search
Here’s the thing. Although I’d prefer to never work again, I knew this idea wasn’t exactly feasible. I ventured down to Bogotá with some cash put away, but I knew eventually, reality would set in. I brought with me a … Continue reading
The View from Monserrate
On the Western edge of Bogotá is a mountain range that creates picturesque view. The main hill, Monserrate, is seen from virtually every where in the city. On top of the mountain is a church that stands, promising incredible views.
A Festival in Plaza Bolivar
Although I’m trying to build a “life” here, I’m quick to jump on any cultural event that may be happening. A few of us heard of some festival happening in the center. We had no idea of what might actually … Continue reading
The National University
One of my main reasons I came to Bogotá was to finish learning Spanish. I heard about some great classes offered at the National University, so I took the afternoon to go seek out some information.
Obtaining a Cell Phone
My first full day in Bogotá, I went straight to work. I’ve done the tourist route, and I can do it again in the future. But for now, it’s not necessary.
Taking Off
I swear, John Denver wrote his song with me in mind. So, it’s time to leave, on a jet plane. Truth be told, I don’t know when I’ll be back again. But, I don’t hate to go.
What’s In My Bag???
So I’m heading to Bogota (I think), not knowing what I’ll do, nor do I have any idea of where I shall end up. Packing has been a struggle (to say the least), but I think I have finally figured … Continue reading
Filed under Preparation
Anything BUT a Tourist
To be a “professional” travel writer, you do a certain type of travel. I often glance through the travel articles in major newspapers to see what is being published. As I read it, I can’t help but think how horrible … Continue reading
Filed under Anything BUT a Tourist, Bogota, Colombia
