Tag Archives: travel
Colombian Futbol
Futbol is by far the most popular sport down here in Colombia. After ringing my mate, we decided to head up to the stadium one rainy, Sunday afternoon to catch a game. I knew the game would be intense, but … Continue reading
Introducing…
I’m petrified of commitment, but recently, I decided to take the plunge. There is someone very important to me that I need to introduce you too…
Ugly Feet
After arriving in Pensilvania (a town that my girlfriend used to live in), I discovered that Ana had decided that I needed a pedicure. After kicking, screaming, and crying like a little girl all the way to the shop, she … Continue reading
Meeting the Abuelos
After four months of dating, I was finally invited to see the hometown of my girlfriend. It was about 8 hours away, located in a beautiful area of Colombia. All this sounded great, except for the fact that I was … Continue reading
Dear Colombia
Dear Colombia, I want to thank you for the amazing experiences I have had since arriving. My decision to quit my life and move here was one of the best I have ever made, and am very happy of what … Continue reading
My Average Day
I’ve had the pleasure of talking with a few people back in the States, and I seem to always be asked the same question. What exactly do you do all day? I figured that’s a great question to be answered, … Continue reading
Exercise at Altitude
I like to think I’m in decent shape. Truthfully, I’m just lying to myself, but I do enjoy running. I am finally back on an exercise program since leaving the States. The problem? I’m at 8,000 feet.
The World’s Worst English Teacher
They gave me the job as an English teacher quite quickly. My place of employment feels that this is an easily learned skill… yet not for me. Little did they know how horrible I would be.
Preparing for Work
Within eight days of being in Bogotá, I had landed a job. But see, once I heard the phrase “you’re hired,” I knew it was only the beginning.
Reuniting With Colombians
The last time I was in Bogotá, I was luckily enough to befriend quite a few Colombians. Thankfully, I kept in touch with a few of them over these past few years. After being here for a few weeks, I … Continue reading
