Tales from My First Safari – Lake Nakuru
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It’s my first-ever safari and I have no idea how lucky I am. Not everyone sees dueling rhinos and lions in trees their first time out! Continue reading
2021 Media and Literary Diet
Five months late, here's my annual recap of all the books / movies / TV shows / theater I saw in 2021. What were your favorites?
2020 Media and Literary Diet
Thank god, 2020 IS ALMOST OVER! Here's my annual recap of all the books / movies / TV shows / theater I saw during this dumpster fire of a year. What media did you consume?
2019 Media and Literary Diet
Happy New Year! Just popping in with my annual recap of all the books / movies / TV shows / theater I saw in 2019. What were your favorites?
Kicking off Kenya – Nairobi to Eldoret
I’ve landed in Nairobi and prepare to take off on my overland trip. First stop: a sweet campsite in Eldoret, Kenya. Continue reading
FAQ: Overlanding in Africa
Curious what it means to travel overland style? I discuss the experience in this post, covering details like the vehicle, food, accommodation, and chores. Continue reading
RECAP: Ethiopia
Miss a post on Ethiopia? I’ve linked to them all in one handy place. Click away to read more. Continue reading
How I Should’ve Planned My Trip to Ethiopia
Confession: I did a terrible job planning my Ethiopian itinerary. Here’s what I’d do differently. Continue reading
Expense Report: Ethiopia
So how much did ten days in Ethiopia set me back? I’ve tracked my spending and laid it all out in this expense report. Continue reading
Crocs, Hippos, and Pelicans… Oh My
We spend our last day in Arba Minch on a scenic cruise in search of crocs and hippos. We find them in spades and encounter local fishermen on the water. Continue reading
Wrapping Up Omo Valley
Today we wrap up our Omo Valley experience with a scenic drive back to Arba Minch. Check out the vistas, food, and kids doing handstands on the side of the road. Continue reading
Mursi Tribe and Lip Plates
We visit our last tribe in Omo Valley — the Mursi people, visibly distinguished by lip plates worn by tribeswomen. This brings up an important question: is tourism perpetuating aspects of their culture that might otherwise disappear? Continue reading
Passing Through Jinka
After a day of tribal visits, we spend the night in Jinka. Here’s photo highlights of our day. Continue reading