So, I've pretty much summarized my thought process and my escape plan like a squirrel plotting a heist for the biggest acorn in the park. But let’s be real, I’m starting this blog 16 months into my full-time travel adventure. That’s right, folks, I’ve been gallivanting around the globe, and until now, my biggest contribution to the internet was a collection of pictures. Think of it as my version of a digital scrapbook—if your grandma had an Instagram account and a penchant for exotic locations.
In my first year and a half, I posted pictures only. Some history here and there if I stumbled upon something so interesting it made my brain do backflips. But mostly, it was just me trying to give people access to my photo album, which, let’s be honest, is way less awkward than showing up at a family gathering with a literal photo album. Yes, there are a lot of pictures, but that’s because people wanted more! I mean, who doesn’t love scrolling through a thousand pictures of me standing in front of famous landmarks? It’s like I’m a one-person travel agency, but instead of brochures, I have an endless stream of selfies.
After I cranked up the quantity, people started feeling like they were right there with me. Others were discovering places they’d never even heard of—like that little café in the middle of nowhere that serves the best avocado toast you’ll ever have (and trust me, I’ve had a lot of avocado toast). This whole experience even prompted folks to research the areas I was in, which is a learning experience and always great, right? Or at least a great excuse to avoid doing something productive.
Moving forward, this will be more of a blog. Yes, you heard it here first! I’ll be providing helpful information, pictures, and commentary. I’m also on YouTube, Twitch, and Rumble—because why not throw my face on every platform imaginable? So keep your eyes peeled for those announcements, and get ready to travel the world with me from the comfort of your couch, where you can wear pajamas and snack without judgment!
I also want to point out that I have detailed itineraries of the route I took and how I traveled between locations. You can purchase those, or consultations for one-on-one guidance—because who doesn’t want to pay for my travel tips? Feel free to ask questions on each blog if you have them or shoot me an email. I’m happy to help! Just know that I’m traveling full-time, and I may take a while to get back to you. WIFI isn’t the best in some of these remote places—like the one where I had to bribe a goat to get a decent signal. I just ask for your understanding.
Enjoy the blog and my experiences! And remember, if you can’t find me, I’m probably lost somewhere trying to figure out how to order food in a language I don’t speak!
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