My Perspective – What Travel has Taught me (The End of My Adventures Part II)
December 16, 2012 
Tim 
Since I returned on September 3, 2012 to the United States, I’ve been extremely busy trying to put life back together. I spent a week in Iowa with my parents and decompressing a bit. Since September 10, I’ve been back in Minneapolis solely focused on getting a new job and a new place to live.
World Trip C’est Fini! (The End of My Adventure Part I) – Saying Thanks
Before I write up my perspective of this trip, it’s really important to me to take a moment and thank those around me for their support, kindness, friendship, and just being there. This trip has been one of the hardest, yet one of the most amazing things for me to do. The time away and
World Trip On Being Fearless…
This is not going to be a typical travel post. Right now, I’m in Shanghai and spending a total of 7 weeks here – getting a taste of what it’s like to live in modern China and I will post about that and what daily life is like for me – very soon. But for
Personal Knives OK, Wine Not OK
In the last 5 years, I’ve been through many international airports and a few border crossings. I thought I had pretty much seen it all when it comes to getting through security and exiting countries. Not so – when it comes to my experience at international airport in Amman. Due to boarding pass concerns with
6 month Perspective
You know how everyone says “it’s takes about 6 months to learn a job…” long term traveling has been no different for me. I’m a little past the half way point of my trip. I’m on my way to Istanbul for 2 days and then onto Hong Kong and Shanghai, but I wanted to share
