In the summer of 2016, my travels to the UK was met with adventure and some unplanned turns along the way
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Occasional writer on the whimsies of travel, environment, and critical thinking on current issues.
~ Each day is a toast to another greater adventure that is in front of you ~
Finding Joy amid the Pandemic Pandemonium
This piece journeys into how I’m redefining joy in the midst of the pandemic
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Imperialistic Common Grounds: Eco-Colonization
In this article, I am challenging the notions of the ‘Tragedy of the Commons’ and imperialism of the US National Park system.
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Tom Wambsgans: Oblivious or Machiavellian?
In this essay, I explore the motivations and personality behind Toms Wambsgans
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26 Revelations for 26 Revolutions
A listicle on the important lessons that I gained over the course of my 26th revolution around the sun
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Analyzing Sexual Exploitation through the Lens of I May Destroy You
An exploration of the thematic elements as viewed in the TV show I May Destroy You
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The Crux of A Third Culture Life
When I moved to New York, I grappled with my identity – this piece talks about how I found peace about it.
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Islas Ballestas: A Marine Wildlife Sanctuary in the South Pacific
My first trip planned while in Peru was to the state of Ica, which is about 4 hours south of Lima. The wonderful thing about this state is that it’s filled with all the most exciting things anyone would want to do. It has the Paracas, which is a reserve that was formerly ocean but…
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Hiking & Wining in West Germany
In late September, the Rheinland area of West Germany transforms into an autumn wonderland. The vineyards along the Ahr come alive during these 5 weekends starting from the last weekend of September. You can hike along the trail, the starting point independent to how much you want to walk along the trail to Altenahr, where…
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Spanish Invasion
I have this weird, inexplicable curiosity about the Spanish language and their culture. Since my first touchdown in a Spanish speaking country, I decided that I wanted to cover all the Central and Latin American countries. It’s something about the people that always keeps you wanting more. Having visited México and Costa Rica before deciding…
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