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What I Learned About Cruising
I recently went on my first cruise — 11 days through the Panama Canal and South and Central America, six countries in total. That’s quite a long cruise for one’s…
Click to Read MoreBlue Apron Follow-up
It’s been nine months since I started Blue Apron, and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed getting a meal delivery service. As I mentioned in the last BA post, the one answer to…
Click to Read MoreKeys to Success, Part II
I keep learning new things each day. This will probably be an ongoing project, as I don’t think there is ever one way to be successful. A lot of people…
Click to Read MoreHabitat for Humanity and the Environment
As a volunteer with Habitat for Humanity, I am impressed by the fact that they do so much more than just “build houses.” Of course, that’s one of their core…
Click to Read MoreBlue Apron — Yay or Nay?
UPDATE #2 — 08 November 2016: Today’s box arrived and I’m looking forward to the ricotta and beet grilled cheese sandwiches. They also sent a coupon for $20 off their…
Click to Read MoreFrom Challenge Will Come Success
Recalling the challenges of GV16128.
Click to Read MoreMissing Thailand in a Bad Way
I’ve been back from Thailand for two months already. It seems like I just got back. Time goes by so fast. People still ask me about the trip and my…
Click to Read MoreA Run For The Border
We were in Chiang Mai, Thailand, for two weeks on a Habitat for Humanity build project. Myself and two of my teammates decided to take one of our free days…
Click to Read More400 Baht Covers Drinking, Driving and Hitting a Tree
I love getting into taxis around the world and striking up a conversation with the driver. You meet so many interesting people with so many interesting backgrounds. So on my…
Click to Read MoreNext Stop: Thailand
I’m happy to announce that I will be leading a build in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in just a few weeks. This is one of those “opportunity is not a lengthy…
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