Another travel blog
Another travel blog on the interwebs...Lolcatz are not going to be amused.
Need shared tips, advice and recommendations about places? You've landed on the right blog. The many reasons why I was compelled to start this blog - laziness, need to kill time waiting in line at the airport security, or just pure procrastination - are not interesting. But it is truly my hope that by writing down tips and facts, they will be of some use. This is meant as a non-judgmental accounts of events that warrant warning or note (good or bad). So you won't find sweeping statements such as 'I am hating on you, country/city/place X' here, nor will you find long, lyrical waxing 'my life was changed when I suddenly saw that sad clown coming out of the coliseum on one of those unique Roman sunset' prose.
I am not a writer, so expect bullet points.
NB: The title of this blog is taken from 'Eye of the Storm' (Dangerous Space) written by author Kelley Eskridge, who teaches us, through exquisite writing, that places are not just those we travel to physically. An instant classic and an absolute must read. So fire up your kindle and understand why this quote is critical in one's journey.
Need shared tips, advice and recommendations about places? You've landed on the right blog. The many reasons why I was compelled to start this blog - laziness, need to kill time waiting in line at the airport security, or just pure procrastination - are not interesting. But it is truly my hope that by writing down tips and facts, they will be of some use. This is meant as a non-judgmental accounts of events that warrant warning or note (good or bad). So you won't find sweeping statements such as 'I am hating on you, country/city/place X' here, nor will you find long, lyrical waxing 'my life was changed when I suddenly saw that sad clown coming out of the coliseum on one of those unique Roman sunset' prose.
I am not a writer, so expect bullet points.
NB: The title of this blog is taken from 'Eye of the Storm' (Dangerous Space) written by author Kelley Eskridge, who teaches us, through exquisite writing, that places are not just those we travel to physically. An instant classic and an absolute must read. So fire up your kindle and understand why this quote is critical in one's journey.
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