Tuesday, 22 November 2022
Category: Travel & Places
Posts about traveling, and specific locations I visit or have or currently live in.
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Mexico [Sinking] City
Read More: Mexico [Sinking] CityI realized during what was my fourth trip to Mexico since moving to Texas that I had not written even a word regarding my visits and adventures. That […]
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Home to home through home
Read More: Home to home through homePerhaps I was a bit hard on Rochester in my last post. Overall, it really wasn’t too bad of a place to re-visit. It is amazing how much […]
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Return to Rochester
Read More: Return to RochesterI only get the urge to write in this blog when I travel. I wonder why that is. Today, I am back in Rochester, NY. Home of my […]
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International Dvorak Layout
Read More: International Dvorak LayoutBefore my study abroad in Spain, I realized that I was going to be doing quite a bit of writing en español, and that this was going to […]
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Marfa, TX [The Other Oasis in the Desert]
Read More: Marfa, TX [The Other Oasis in the Desert]Last weekend, I went on a trip to Marfa, Texas with a friend from work, Josh. Where is Marfa? Well, it’s nowhere, really. By nowhere, I mean out […]
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It was like I’ve always lived in this mess.
Read More: It was like I’ve always lived in this mess.The title is not meant to sound negative. In a way, its what Austin really is. This entire city is a contradiction in my mind, and that seems […]
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Jo estic català
Read More: Jo estic catalàToday was rough. In fact, it is less like one day, not even two, but more like three. I slept two hours before going to the beach, and […]
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Emotional Fútbol War Ground
Read More: Emotional Fútbol War GroundToday began, perhaps, the emotional roller coaster ride of leaving Spain. I am, without a doubt, excited to come back home. However, there are certainly aspects I will […]
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Eighteen Years of Lecture
Read More: Eighteen Years of LectureI meant to write this on Tuesday, the 9th. I was going to backdate it, but decided not to. It was, however, written in my notebook on that […]
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The Streets are Always Wet
Read More: The Streets are Always WetI guess once the initial barrier is broken, it is easier to write random thoughts about Barcelona. I should have done this a long time ago. There is […]