World Chump - Wanderlust

In my last post, I already briefly described a bajaj (pronounced buh-jaj). It’s little more than a three-wheeled vespa with a roof over it, and there are thousands of these in Dar. One of the few pet peeves of being a foreigner in this town is that people...

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And then there are the police stops. Can't forget those. Here in Tanzania, that means big men in all white uniforms ...

At a nearby supermarket, the fish vendors are out in full force. Proudly displaying their products on cheap paper ...

Anybody who’s been following this blog knows by now how fate has consistently paired me up with the mountains. La Paz ...

The first thing you will notice about people in Tanzania is that they will neither avoid you nor appear shy, and this ...

Although the ocean is very close to the house, it’s safe to say that I am still trying to find my sea legs around ...