I’m not sure which chapter I am on anymore, so let’s call it 879. Just as a brief recap, for those of you who need one (including myself sometimes!): 2014 – fell in love with a Colombian (Santiago) while working at the same consulting firm in Kenya 2015 – moved to Bogota, Colombia with my…… Continue reading Chapter 879: Summer 2018
I was talking with a good friend on skype this week, and I was asking her for recommendations for when I start graduate school in the fall. One of the things that she told me, which really stuck, was “to own up to your accomplishments. Accept that you have amazing experiences that others maybe do…… Continue reading I’d Like to Stop Feeling Like an Imposter In My Own Life
I find that one of the most exciting things about living in NYC is the myriad of food options, and I am grateful to have a group of friends who also enjoy trying different flavors and fusions. It is our goal to make it “around the world” by eating at different restaurants around NYC. Look,…… Continue reading Mission 193: Exploring the World, While Living in NYC
Being my first time to the Middle East, I was unsure about what to wear as a woman in Jordan. I knew that I would not be expected to cover my hair, but I was concerned about how tight my clothing should be, how much of my arms I should show, and even what shoes…… Continue reading How to Dress as a Woman in Jordan
“Welcome to Jordan! I hope that you will enjoy my country,” our first uber driver told us. Both my sister and I were blown away by the graciousness and kindness of the people in Jordan. People who loved their country, who were proud of their country, and thankful to have two American ladies wanting to…… Continue reading Welcome to Jordan!
My Oma (grandmother on my father’s side) has taught me many things – how to learn, how to appreciate art, how to travel and how to love family and friends. I am incredibly lucky to have her very much a part of my life. Take a look at what she has to say below. What matters…… Continue reading People with Purpose: Oma (Grandmother)
Understanding Intent 