Category: Travel

  • RWANDA FOR HIKERS AND BESTIES

    1. Our dog, Jack 2. My best friend, Sarah 3. My niece, Nalah 4. My mom, Dorothy That’s the ranking of how well the people I surprised received my showing up without them knowing. Jack was all over me and wagging his tail and not giving me a moment of peace. Sarah’s mouth was hanging…

  • My Eat, Pray, Love Solo Trip to Nepal

    A few things crossed my mind when I was dangling on a rope over Kali Gandaki River in Kushma: In case you missed it, those were my reflections from my little solo rendezvous to Nepal. Now to the juicy stuff, what I did and how much it cost me 😊 I entered Nepal to the…

  • Why Georgia and Armenia should be the next country combo that you do

    It took everything in me to draw myself out of the blissful state; you know when you’re on a plane or in a car and you look out and just blank out and start playing non-existent scenario in your head? That’s a me thing? Oh well. I’ll be here when you’re ready to admit that…

  • Journey Through Southern Africa: Reflections on Adventure, Kindness, and Growth

    Hello, my fellow travel enthusiasts! Since my first day of work, I knew I wanted to embark on a road trip across various countries. Initially, I had my sights set on Europe, but when my friend moved to Mozambique, the pieces fell into place. Although this was meant to be a solo adventure, I’m grateful…

  • What seven days on the road will do to you

    I finished my final exam for my Electrical and Electronics Engineering degree on 14th December 2022. I remember very clearly that it was a Wednesday. Four days later, on Saturday 17th December at about 5:55 am, I boarded Tahmeed from Nairobi to Dar-es-Salaam, and about one-fifth of my trip began. As is customary whenever I…

  • Unexpected Friendships And Impromptu Travels

    I’m seated at Addis on my layover, laptop about to die and my cable is not suited to the charging ports they have at the airport. If someone had told Felistus at the start of the year that she would be seated in Addis on her way from Ghana and Ivory Coast she would laugh…

  • Rendezvous Of Two Single Childless Friends in West Africa

    I literally had to force myself to put down the book I was reading (Hanya Yanagihara you beautiful genius) because more than three hours into my flight, I was yet to get started on the skeleton of this blog and it’s something I was very committed to getting done on this flight. So, whilst looking…

  • Seven Days, One Explorer: My Solo Trip to Jordan

    I’m writing this trip’s blog on my flight back home because once bitten, twice shy people- we all know what happened with the Sri Lanka trip blog and I will not be making the same mistake again. Quick back story, I had wanted to take this trip to Jordan last year in December during the…

  • Wanderlust in Sri Lanka: Reflections of a Solo Traveler

    This blog is going up two weeks after the expected time; there goes my resolution to procrastinate less in 2024. Anywho, 2025 is right around the corner and we know what resolution will make a reappearance. Worry less though dear reader, I am an earnest journaler (if that’s even a word) and all the details…

  • Awareness by Anthony De Mello

    It wasn’t loud. It didn’t demand change. It didn’t tell me to fix myself, to meditate more, to become “better.” Instead, it simply asked: Are you awake?And in that quiet question, something shifted. The book is a gentle call to look inward, not to fight who you are, but to understand it. To notice the…