Panama: Where Oceans Meet and Cultures Converge Panama is more than just a narrow strip of land connecting two continents—it’s a vibrant crossroads of nature, history, and global commerce. From the...
Recent Posts
🌿 Into the Darién: My Two Weeks Living with the Embera Indians in Yaviza, Panama At the southern edge of Panama, where the Pan-American Highway abruptly ends in the small town of Yaviza, the road...
Smoke, Sirens, and Shock: Witnessing the Downtown Houston Garage Inferno It started like any other weekday morning in Downtown Houston. I was grabbing coffee from a food truck near Travis Street...
Red, White, and Booze: July 4th on Clear Lake with the Walkers and Parsons If you ever find yourself wondering what happens when the Walkers and the Parsons collide on a holiday weekend, let me save...
Tequila, Tunes, and 6th Street Shenanigans: Our Cinco de Mayo in Austin If you’ve never experienced Austin, Texas during Cinco de Mayo, let me paint you a picture: imagine a mariachi band battling a...
The Arrival and First Breath of Santorini The first thing you notice about Santorini isn’t the postcard-perfect whitewashed houses or the blue-domed churches—though they’re every bit as stunning as...
Here’s the fully integrated and polished blog post with your hilarious flight story woven in seamlessly: Snow, Supercomputers, and Steve Wozniak: My Wild Week in Salt Lake City Picture this: It’s...
Rabat, Morocco: Where Serenity Meets Sovereignty Rabat is Morocco’s capital, but don’t expect the frenetic pace of Casablanca or the sensory overload of Marrakech. Instead, Rabat offers a calm...
Kasbah Tiffoultoute: Morocco’s Desert Fortress of Film and Memory Nestled just a few kilometers west of Ouarzazate, the gateway to Morocco’s Sahara, stands the majestic Kasbah Tiffoultoute—a fortress...