It’s strange the things and moments you end up talking about most at home once you have returned from traveling. At the time I didn’t think I would talk much about visiting Manshiyat Naser (Garbage City) in Cairo, but little did I know it would actually have a deeper impact on me than I thought. I…
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Dec
03
A collection of photos of Manshiyat Naser (Garbage City) in Cairo.
Nov
13
The detail of Park Guell in Barcelona.
I spent about 3 weeks in Barcelona and was able to see many of Antonio Gaudi’s masterpieces including the Sagrada Familia and remember asking myself “What was Antoni Gaudi thinking?” all the time and wrote about it at the time. Now I’m going back to share some of my favorite pictures from the day I…
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Nov
06
The colorful town of Burano, Italy in photos.
I still remember hearing about it. A group of backpackers I met told me I must visit this city named Burano near Venice where no two houses are the same color. I was like no way and looked it up and started giggling. I thought this is where Willy Wonka must live, because it’s so…
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Oct
23
Athens Street Art in photos.
I spent a month living in Athens and even though that was the case I only wrote one post about it. The post I did write about it was about how I did a whole lot of nothing in Athens. The truth is I did do nothing, but I also did a lot of searching…
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Oct
16
Teapots of Morocco in photos.
I never in my life thought I would ever do a post on TEAPOTS however it all changed after my visit to Morocco. I have had this post in my drafts for about 2 years now and thought I should finally publish it. Tea is a integral part of Moroccan culture and sometimes even considered…
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Sep
11
The 9/11 Memorial in photos and the thoughts I had while visiting.
It’s been 12 years to the day of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S.A. It’s a day that for most of us that were alive and old enough to remember we will never forget. Most of us will always remember the exact moment we heard the horrible news and the feelings we had…
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