Home Coming
Originally posted on DanVenture Travels:
The last time I left South Africa, I had planned to return 19 days later. Then Covid-19 happened. 19 days turned into 233 days. I…
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Aviation Myths & Misconceptions Part 2
In the last post, we had a look at two misconceptions about flying & today we’re going to look at a few more of these. It is important to acknowledge… […]
The Burial of George Floyd
UPDATE: Newly released bodycam video just out in August 2020! 🙏🏽 I was very honored and sad to be at the frontline, to lay George Floyd to rest beside his […]
Traveling Africa On An African Passport
For many years, European passport holders have been given the freedom to move around a majority of their continent without the hassle of arranging a … Read more on my […]
#foodieChef. Kenyan/East African food in TX
Most humans love Travel, Food and the good things of life. Like many of you, I’m not a fan of exerting myself unduly over pots and pans. I feel that […]
Part 2, MY WHY: How It All Began
Adventurous, bonkers, crazy, curious, daring, joie de vivre, restless…. Jegede, waka jugbe, travel-addicts get called many names! Where I come from, many people couldn’t understand why a young woman would […]
MY WHY: How It All Began
Here I reveal how I caught the wanderlust and became a Travelmaniac. 💃🏾
#DontRushChallenge
Heya Beautiful People of the world, how have you all been doing? This is a strange time and yet it’s uniqueness has kept most of us locked up alone or […]
Innocent Kids Killed by police
This post catalogues a few of the innocent kids killed by cops in America. If you missed my post and interview at George Floyd’s Burial, here it is! Nicholas Heyward […]
VISITING GHANA
GHANA, WEST AFRICA – Many travel destinations are amazing and well set-up but the Gold Coast is spectacular in its simplicity. The mix of rustic living, unpolluted outdoor spaces, amazingly […]
Decide and Jump!
Put a frog into a vessel fill with water and start heating the water. As the temperature of the water begins to rise, the frog adjust its body temperature accordingly. […]
Farewell, Guyana
Dear readers, This short video concludes Guyana posts. Someday I’ll get to add names for all the historic buildings and places. Right now, we all jes’ tryna keep 🎤🎵🎶 “Stayin’ […]
🇬🇾 Amazing Manatee Experience
Manatees are mysterious animals from the get go and one thing I never had on my bucket list! They are aquatic mammals belonging to the Sirenian (Sea cows) family. Sirenians […]
🇬🇾 Guyana: Sights & Sounds
This sequel to my earlier GY post follows us as we explore Georgetown and the Demerara coastal region. To ensure safety, cultural learning and make the most of every minute […]
🇸🇻 El Salvador in Texas #Foodiepost
If you love Life, you probably love food as well. If you love adventure and travel, you are probably open-minded about trying other cuisines. Alligator in Louisiana, frog legs in […]
🇬🇾 Traveling with kids: Guyana
So…We landed Georgetown Guyana in 2019 and it’s so beautiful that we’re still here in 2020! wink Guyana is a beautiful and densely forested region fully named the Co-operative Republic […]
HAPPY NEW YEAR, WORLD!
It’s the first week of 2020 and I’m in South America recuperating from… a lot! Smh..lol. However, I count You and I very fortunate to be alive and well and […]
🇺🇸 Farm Fun in Texas
As a lover of adventure and Nigerian ex-Seattleite who misses hiking, snowshoeing, outdoorsy fun and more rustic living, I love taking kids to interact more with Mother Nature! I love […]
🇹🇹 Carnival Tuesday in Trinidad
WELCOME TO THE MAIN EVENT, the very Climax and final day of the season. Carnival season starts right after Xmas (December 27), ends on Carnival Tuesday night and then Lenten […]
🇹🇹 Trinidad Carnival: Mas Monday
Trinidad Carnival. Oh la laa! Where do I start? What an experience to experience! #badgrammarbutyougetmypoint 😄 Playing mas has been on my bucket list ever since I was in college […]
