Posts under ‘Practical Info’

Though I feel it’s probably a required ingredient to the “good global citizen” recipe, I don’t think I’ll ever be truly bi-lingual. Darn tootin’, wouldn’t that be wonderful? I just don’t think I have the stamina to only concentrate on one culture at a time. As my pseudonym suggests, I gotta keep moving. Instead, my [...]

This post was written by Garrett Russell.
I had many conversation with Lindsay, who has already been to Nakavika, about what to expect. After listening to her advice I came to the realization I didn’t want to know everything. It’s nice when traveling to have a Lonely Planet guide book with you – to help you [...]

Flying nearly five hours across the majority of America, I had time to kill, or perhaps, stolen time from Mother Earth to finally do things I usually put off in the name of productivity.
These items stack up on my desktop, free ebooks and copied posts, awaiting the moment I have time to tap into them [...]

If you don’t know what this icon means by now, allow me to educate you, sir or madam. Actually, you should probably just click on it now. Go ahead…I’ll wait.
Are you interested in following The Nakavika Project in Fiji? Surely you’re dying to know how two grads with no money and a bit of skill [...]

I traveled with my parents recently to Chicago, Illinois for a week of displacement and the entertainment that ensues. My time was enjoyable and low key, full of new discoveries and ample free wifi time at Borders for work.
I thought I would share some of the things that made this trip stellar. Here are ten [...]