Every trip has a story!!!
55 countries and counting! I want to be like her when I grow up.
Although, she is not a Nigerian-American, she is from a similar culture. She demonstrates that you don’t have to be rich to travel. When traveling is a priority, you can make it happen 🙂Oh, she has been to Nigeria 🙂 🙂
May the travel gods always be with you guapa. Enjoy her first post.
Well..
Many of my friends have encouraged me/instigated/begged me (maybe not so much!) to write about my travels and adventures. To be honest, I’ve long been hesitant to do so for three reasons 1) my fear of being seen as standoffish, 2) I’ve always thought that I’m not the best writer (maybe because I was teased from early days for English not being my native language!), and 3) I’m not really a funny person and I think to be a good blogger you have to have a decent sense of humor : (.
Nonetheless, despite all these thoughts and hesitations I think -at the very least for my own memory- it’s worth writing and reflecting about some of my adventures. My natural super organized impulse is trying to figure out a logical way to arrange the travels that I’ve taken, but I can’t seem to come up with creative ways…
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Posted on February 18, 2014, in Featured Post and tagged Dominican Republic. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
The Adventures of a Nigerian-American 
Hey kunby rumby, nice post! Felt lik I was thr with u d whole time such vivid pics u paint, bn to cotonou twice via road it was awesome…..wld luv to visit d oda places too wen I av time bt until then…..imma live thru u. Kip updating babes…kip on living😃