First Book: Second Book: About Ria: She’s who I wish I were. About Gwen: She’s who I really am. About Bruno and Bong Gu: It all really happened. About death: There’s this recurrent, almost lingering theme that death is around us all, always. That’s how I always feel. Existence is scary. Even though I still manage to wake up every morning and pull myself together, being alive is…
"About my books"
What are my strengths? Imaginative, resourceful, smart. What are my short-term goals? Build sources of passive income. Long-term goals? Find peace of mind. Who matters most to me? Bong Gu. What do I like to do for fun? Writing fantasy stories. What new activities am I interested in or willing to try? Skydiving. What am I worried about? Wasting my time. If I could have one wish, it would be: To have more time, or not…
"To get to know myself better"
Training positive: ‘Training Positive’ is the name of a dog training Youtube channel like no other you have seen before. What makes this channel so special is not the accuracy of the information provided but the way it is delivered. The vlogger, tab289 engages it’s audience in a fun, concise, straight to the point fashion like few others in this business can. That, added to the practicality of the information provided make ‘Training Positive’ one…
"YouTube Channels I like"
During my trips I’ve seen countless stray dogs abandoned by their owners by the side of the road or the outskirts of towns and I was enraged every time I heard the excuses people used to justify abandoning their pets.
"Best friends stick together"
Introduction: I tried ayahuasca 3 times so far, oh wait, what is ayahuasca? it’s a hallucinogenic plant from South America, ok done, yes I tried it 3 times one at a formal-ish ceremony in Iquitos and twice on my own, in my room, with the lights off and music I enjoy, once in Leticia and then in Bogota, Colombia. This post is about the things I learned, how they changed me and how the…
"My experiences with ayahuasca"
A short essay on my experiences throughout Peru.
"What has happened in Peru"
It took us almost eight hours to reach the Argentinian border in Quiaca to cross to Bolivia. We hadn’t had neither a meal nor a good sleep the night before so the long bus ride felt even longer. the city of Salta was pretty terrible, but the other small ones were really nice, Bajo Pampa, Humauaca, and Quiaca. they all had this cute small friendly town atmosphere. we walked towards the bridge that connects the…
"From Buenos Aires to Bolivia"
These are some of the questions I would like to ask a fellow writer if I ever met one. Why do we doubt ourselves? What’s your favorite place to write? Do you write down sitting down? If yes, do you ever think about how sitting for many hours a day considerable shorten our lives? Do you let people read your unfinished works? Would you trade your life in the real world to live inside one of…
"Questions for writers"
Hey, it’s me. We finally made it to Vancouver somehow, and it’s great to be here. Not really so different from Australia though, but the city in itself is much friendlier than I expected. I had read online that it was difficult to make friends here but it wasn’t the case for us. It probably helps that we were not looking for people to have deep personal relationships with. We just want people to hang…
"Greetings from Vancouver"