Today i just happened to go through my Notes on Facebook which auto-imported from my old blog.
Came across this one, which was the first post from my first ever solo overseas travel (Brazil, 2008).
Almost every sentence put a smile on my face! I guess this is how travel blogging pays for itself 🙂
Original Post on Facebook Notes (Aug. 6, 2008)
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Hello, fellow explorer!
I'm Kaushal, a wayfaring digital nomad who started traveling in 2007 while choosing to shuttle between Goa and Mumbai.
One year later, an epic life-changing 6-month long trip to South America gave birth to this blog, Exotic Gringo.
More info about me!
Currently in: Mumbai
Going next: Goa
I'm Kaushal, a wayfaring digital nomad who started traveling in 2007 while choosing to shuttle between Goa and Mumbai.
One year later, an epic life-changing 6-month long trip to South America gave birth to this blog, Exotic Gringo.
More info about me!
Currently in: Mumbai
Going next: Goa
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Blog Comments
Nickolai Kinny (@Miss_Mused)
August 23, 2014 at 4:54 am
🙂 Makes me all the more excited about my trip. Tell me about the yellow fever vaccination story?
Joe
March 5, 2015 at 2:54 am
Awesome! Keep Rocking Man
Tosh Thakkar
March 31, 2016 at 2:02 am
Haha.. wondering what happens when you don’t know local language in different country.
Exotic Gringo (Kaushal Karkhanis)
March 31, 2016 at 4:20 pm
Nickolai – I really need to start writing more. Long story short though… i got my vaccine in Rio, instead of getting it before the trip in Mumbai. faster, completely free and i’d definitely trust the efficacy.
Tosh – as long as you can get by with English or basics of the local language, it’s not too bad. eg: i don’t know any Thai but basic phrases definitely help you connect with locals deeper.