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Overview
About Me
I'm a 28 year old with a passion for exploring new places, immersing myself in new cultures and trying new things. Working in digital product development, I am always interested in learning about how new technologies are impacting people around the world. Last October (2015) I quit my job and left New York City with my boyfriend Tiago to travel for a year. We spent our first 4 months in Japan & Southeast Asia, then spent a few months in Europe with a side-trip to Morocco, hopped over to India and we are now continuing our travels in Israel. This year of adventure has been made even more special by all of the great people we meet along the way - I would look forward to meeting you to learn more about your city from a local perspective!
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
I love meeting new people and always seek to meet locals when I travel to get the true taste of everyday life, explore typical neighborhoods and try authentic foods.
Interests
markets, food (I have a particular love for cheese and have been a vegetarian for many years so love all things veggie), cooking, wine, cocktails, exploring cities, walking through new scenery, getting to know new people, wildlife, local history (with a good story).
- wildlife
- culture
- dining
- cooking
- recipes
- wine
- cheese
- cocktails
- vegetarian
- walking
- drinking
- traveling
- live music
- history
- beaches
- storytelling
- conversation
Music, Movies, and Books
music - indie rock, acoustic, pop, bossa nova.
movies - crime dramas, psychological thrillers, rom coms, and more recently documentaries.
books - fiction. travel stories (better than fiction).
Teach, Learn, Share
Cooking. I love the creativity and relaxation of making something new in the kitchen. On my travels, I want to learn how to cook local specialties in each of the countries/regions I visit. Hoping you can share one of your favorite recipes and teach me a new tip or two in the kitchen.
Language. Becoming completely fluent in another language is quite a challenge and accomplishment. I'm hoping to soak up some basic phrases in each of the countries I visit so I can at least communicate thanks/gratitude to my hosts in their own language!
Local neighborhoods & places to go. I think the best recommendations are those that all the locals enjoy - visiting these places to drink, eat or just walk around would be an excellent way to get a feel for the culture, so hoping you can recommend a few of your favorite places while I'm visiting.
What I Can Share with Hosts
Did I mention I love to cook? I would be happy to host a homemade dinner for my host(s) while I'm visiting. For those interested in traveling in the US someday, I lived in Washington, DC during college and in New York City for several years (growing up in the NYC area), so have lots of tips for things to do, see and eat which I would love to share with anyone interested!
Countries I’ve Visited
Austria, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Malta, Mexico, Scotland, Spain, United Kingdom, United States
Countries I’ve Lived In
Scotland, United States