Caribbean
- 16-Dec-2013
Pavese Got it Wrong
According to poet Cesare Pavese, “Traveling is a brutality. It forces you to trust strangers and to lose sight ofRead More ⇾
- 15-Nov-2013
Where’s the Fresh? – Food in Barbados
I had high expectations for the food in Barbados. Going to a country surrounded by water, I was excited tryRead More ⇾
- 13-Nov-2013
Taking the Leap
It didn’t hit me until I was sitting in airport. All of a sudden I realized the magnitude of theRead More ⇾
- 27-Jun-2013
Cross-Culture Shock: Returning to the U.S. from Trinidad & Tobago
Rewind back to January 2013. I climbed into the sweltering heat of Trinidad, yanked off my sweatshirt, and peered intoRead More ⇾
- 15-May-2013
Reevaluating Goals
A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to join a tour alongside the western coast of Trinidad and Tobago.Read More ⇾
- 07-May-2013
Culture Shock in Trinidad & Tobago
Certainly, the first stage of entry into a new country (and new culture) is that of excitement. Trinidad and TobagoRead More ⇾
- 03-Apr-2013
Lay of the Land in Trinidad & Tobago
While some countries are known for their grand architecture and visitors traverse the pathways of the city to photograph theRead More ⇾
- 06-Mar-2013
My Trinidadian Family
The first thing I felt was the heat. The very moment I stepped out of the air conditioned airport andRead More ⇾
- 26-Feb-2013
The Trials and Triumphs of Travel
"Traveling is a brutality. It forces you to trust strangers and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort ofRead More ⇾
- 26-Feb-2013
Soca Soirees and Carnival Craziness
This week, I experienced my first taste of Carnival traditions, as tourists flock to Trinidad and Tobago, and the celebrationsRead More ⇾
- 13-Feb-2013
Overcoming Initial Anxiety – First days in Trinidad & Tobago
Good Day! Today marks over one week of my stay in Trinidad and Tobago at the University of the WestRead More ⇾
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