Tag Archives: Traveling
Reason #7: The Protests Are Crraazzzzyyyy
Check out this video. And no mum, I didn’t film this, nor was I on the bridge watching. Don’t worry, your baby boy is safe and sound…
Filed under 101 Reasons, Bogota, Colombia
There I was… on my one year anniversary…
There I was. Exhausted, absolutely drained, yet at the same time full of life. I was standing in Piso 30 (also called “The End”), one of the most popular and extravagant clubs in Bogotá watching the sunrise. As light was … Continue reading
Colombian Time
Here in Colombia, they don’t believe in the normal time. What do I mean by that? Let’s say you are meeting someone at 7 in the evening. If you show up before 8, you’re early. Allow me to explain.
Reason #3: Because Even Bad Days Are Still Considered Awesome
Life is a roller coaster. Sometimes you’re at the top of the mountain, and other days, you’re free falling with no end in sight. But, for me, even those horrible days outweigh my best days back in my home country.
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Reason #2: Because There Are an Insane Amount of Public Holidays
I wish I could tell you the exact number, but from my current research, there are 18 observed public holidays a year. I want to say we get 25 days off… don’t ask me where the other 7 come from… … Continue reading
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My New Years Resolution
I usually don’t believe in New Year’s Resolutions. But, this year is different. I may be a little late deciding on this (23 days to be exact), but my goal is to keep Travel to Move up-to-date.
2010 in review of Travel to Move
Although I have truly slacked over the past few months on writing, I seem to still get hundreds of hits a day. I recently received my year end statistics, and I figured this would be fun to share. Thank you … Continue reading
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Photos from San Agustin
I don’t really receive hate mail, but more or less mail that tells me my writings suck and all they want to see is photos. So… here you go. A collection of photos from San Agustin, Colombia taken proudly from … Continue reading
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