After two years living/traveling in Asia, I took a job as a reporter at a local paper at a small town in Southeast Alaska.

I used Couchsurfing exclusively throughout six months in India, and even hosted in my apartment in Seoul, where I worked as an English teacher for a year.

I'm a passionate traveler who enjoys both the introverted, reflective part of travel just as much as I throw myself at the extroverted, by-the-seat-of-my-pants kind of exploration. I love the outrageous; in the year I lived in Seoul, I hitch-hiked to Daecheon Beach, rode a bicycle across the country from Seoul to Busan, and spent a night partying on a floating island.

Dlaczego jestem na Couchsurfing

As a (sometimes) solo traveler, it's important to me to genuinely engage with the culture that I'm visiting. I think Couchsurfing is the most resourceful way to do this, as the best way to see a new place is through local eyes. Of course, I also believe in "paying it forward," and I think Couchsurfing is a cool embodiment of this practice.

Zainteresowania

• photography
• running
• nightlife
• traveling
• hiking
• skiing
• journalism
• eating
• film photography
• museums

Muzyka, filmy i książki

Gone With The Wind, The Goldfinch, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius...I recently finished Murakami's 1Q84...and The Cursed Child...

Jedna niesamowita rzecz, którą zrobiłem(-am)

Spent six weeks road tripping around the perimeter of the United States, living out of an SUV and subsisting mostly on peanut butter.

Kraje, w których byłem(-am)

Austria, Belgium, Canada, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Czech Republic, England, France, Germany, Greece, India, Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, Poland, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey

Kraje, w których mieszkałem(-am)

Italy, Nepal, South Korea, United States