That one time in Slovakia when I ate only canned food for my meals because I’m cheap (except for one night).
cw: alcohol
The Tatras Part I, ft. Isolation Thoughts from a Graduating Law Student
Today, I submitted the final paper of my law school career. A 76-pager about investment facilitation implementation methods, for a South American country, to hopefully be used in some form for negotiation preparations at the WTO. The pomp from this sentence aside, what it also means is that I have graduated from law school.
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Warsaw/New York City
The banks of the Vistula are overflowing with the weekend crowd. Mostly college students and young working professionals, New York City tells me. The wooden boardwalk is dotted with lights, deckchairs, and the occasional picnic blanket. The river itself, however, is a murky slab of blue-grey. We eventually manage to find two stray seats. With a six-pack of beer between us, we settle in and watch the sky from blue, to yellow, to orange, and to a darker shade of blue.
Obligatory Intro post, Updated for COVID-19
Summer 2019, and beyond.
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Thoughts from Behind the Reception Desk: What It’s Like Working at a Hostel
Loft Hostel
Budapest, 4th floor #6. bell 44,
Veres Pálné u. 19, 1053 Hungary
The idea, I think, was to put down some roots, albeit temporarily.
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Solo Travel Tips For Females
26 cities, 16 countries, 3.5 months, 3 hikes, and 1 scooter accident later.
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