ABOUT ME

I recently moved back to the UK after spending 2019 in Ethiopia. More than travelling, I love living in different places and really getting to know them well. But I also love travelling, especially the feeling of the open road...

I have lived in England, Italy, Colombia, Ethiopia and now again in the UK.

I have a Masters in Anthropology and Development, which basically means I enjoy making simple things complicated and complicated things simple.

I work in the humanitarian sector, but my favourite book is Zorba the Greek...this means a contradictory cosmology, wavering between caring about human life and yet not taking it too seriously.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Between 2013 and 2015 I was backpacking in South America and started attending Couchsurfing events. Whilst I never used it that much as I was usually travelling making last minute plans, I think it is a great tool for meeting new people and sharing our cultures.

I may occasionally be able to host people, otherwise I am happy to meet anyone travelling to London and to take them out with my friends, or for a walk, or whatever plan comes up!

Interests

• anthropology

Music, Movies, and Books

Music
Lots of it

Movies
Never on Sunday, Mediterraneo, Dr Strangelove

Books
Zorba the Greek, On the Road, The Road Less Travelled

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Despite living two years in South America, I still managed to not properly learn to dance salsa.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Good vibes and good Italian/Greek food!

I am very passionate about what I study and love sharing what I have had the luck to learn.

I enjoy food (a lot of it), deep conversations, sports... there is not much I don't enjoy or that I will not at least give a go at!

I can also juggle on a slackline if you need a clown.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Argentina, Colombia, Italy, United Kingdom