#JungleProblems: What I Have Learned About Living in the Jungle Living in the jungle sounds really exotic and I think people romanticize the idea as some epic adventure. Well I have news for you, it is simply just another place to live, another place to adapt to certain ways of life, and learn certain lessons […]
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Hitting a Wall There comes a point in everyone’s travels where you hit this wall, like what in the eff am I doing. Mine came quicker than I expected but I realized I have been couped up in one resort for 10 days. I love Blue Osa, it is beautiful and exactly what I need […]
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The Morning Light The sun rises and sets at 6:00 this close to the equator. It resets your biological clock to a very primitive mode and your body absorbs the energy of the sun’s time as it’s own. Waking up at 5:00am feels natural, like my body had been craving this organic experience of living […]
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The Journey My journey to the Penisula de Osa began in cold and rainy Seattle. Three flights, 8 hours of layovers, 2 hours of sleep, 1 amazingly bumpy jeep ride, and less than 24 hours later I have landed myself in a place that turned out to be better than expected. I arrived in San […]
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