Israel: Both Young and Ancient with So Much Potential
Maybe it is that I am working at an Israeli food truck now or maybe it is that I am…
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A Country Now Coming Together: Rwanda
This site is not affiliated with or sponsored by the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village and the Village has not approved, reviewed…
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A Southern Sliver on the Adriatic: Croatia
Wow. I’ve been away from the Midwest for two months and now I’m back for a bit before heading up…
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A Subject to History, Now Making Its Own: Czech Republic
Oh, Czech Republic. What am I to do with you? Or, more realistically, what have you been doing to me?…
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European Unlike Any Other: Hungary
Budapest was a spur of the moment decision, more or less. I knew that the Pride festival was coming up…
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Celtic Crusted City and Countryside: Republic of Ireland
I say this about many places I travel to, but I want to live in this country; I do. I…
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Ancient Lifestyles Preserved Within the Clouds: Peru
Even though Peru is über filled with tourists, it still has so much wonder and beauty to behold. You can…
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The Pine Tree State: Maine, United States of America (Chewonki)
My days have been filled with field trips through the forests of Maine, chores on the farm, and HEP (Human…
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El Gran Final de Sudamerica: Chile
Though very cliché to say, there is no where in the world like Chile. The landscape is magnificent and all-encompassing,…
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“There is no moment of delight in any pilgrimage like the beginning of it.” – Charles Dudley Warner
Here we are, the first post. This blog will be a journal, memoir, and documentation of my travels and international…
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