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  • Book em!

    Book em!

    I have read prolifically over the course of my life. Almost no genre has escaped my attention, and I can say that books have been fundamental in my own growth and development. A good book can be an adventure for those of us inclined to “recline” if you know what I mean. And I get Read more

  • Bogota Boogie

    Bogota Boogie

    It was a busy day in Bogota. I woke up at 8:30 AM in order to learn how to make arepas from my airbnb host. The actual recipe was very simple, and included only corn flower, milk, egg, a little local cheese, and a touch of salt. He explained that most Columbian households have their Read more

  • Bogota – First Impressions

    Bogota – First Impressions

    I arrived in Bogota at about 4:30 am. The first thing I noted was that Canadians must pay an entry fee that it seemed no other nation was subject too. The sum was not insignificant at $80.00 but the other part of the process was that all Canadian travelers had to enter a separate line, Read more

  • One More Sleep

    One More Sleep

    This will be the last blog post I make before departing for distant lands. I began my preparations about two weeks ago, and although one can never imagine all the possible challenges, I feel well enough prepared. I have done thing type of thing before, and I am looking foreword to a new opportunities that Read more

  • 2 Days and Counting

    2 Days and Counting

    Trip planning continues, and today was a day to take care of necessary housekeeping chores. I am fortunate to be in a situation where I can leave without worry over the care of my house. For many people the idea of being abroad for months at a time is not only unpleasant, but also unaffordable. Read more

  • Three Days…

    Three Days…

    Today was a low key day. I had an opportunity to join a good friend on a road trip across the prairies. It was a perfect chance to spend some time together before I head off on the next adventure. This particular friend is an excellent conversationalist, and we share many interests. The discussion ranged Read more