Tag Archives: Traveling
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.
The Closing of the Theater Festival
Since my arrival in Bogotá, the Ibero-American theater festival has been in full swing. When I heard about the closing ceremony, I knew this was something I could not miss.
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
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.
