About Me

Although I have yet to reach as many corners of the world as other globetrotters, I have spent a considerable amount of time far away from home. I have resided here in Japan for 18 months, and plan to be here for at least another 6 months. I studied and lived in Gaborone, Botswana for 9 months. I've spent time in other countries such as South Africa, Zambia, Mozambique, Thailand, Vietnam, China, and most recently, South Korea. 

Despite exhibiting my pride as a Washingtonian whenever afforded the opportunity, I have lived in various parts of the U.S. I attribute my nomadic nature to my upbringing. In terms of homes, the only consistency was inconsistency. Having experienced a variety of living situations, including homelessness, well prepared me for the life I have created today. I am blessed and proud to have embraced international experiences as enriching as Africa and as humbling as Japan. Through this blog, I hope to not only share these experiences, but to use them as a demonstration of how accessible this world really is :)

Devil's Peak, Cape Town, December, 2011