The Restless Spirit- Nomadic Chronicles

The Restless Spirit- Nomadic Chronicles I found myself living as an expat in foreign country. I used this experience to travel, both spiritu In 2012, I moved from Charleston, SC to the UK.

It was here I turned 30 and struggled coping with the reality that I had left my home. As an orphan, I had no family to comfort me. I was homesick and returned stateside to accomplished an east-to-west-coast trip to help inspire me. I returned to the UK, motivated to conquer a foreign country. After a couple of challenging years, I decided to leave the defense industry and return to school and com

plete a Master's degree. I wanted to explore a career, which ignited a spark. I discovered my passion is helping bring people together to meet common goals. Before I returned permanently to the US in 2015, I traveled Europe to include: Scotland, France, Spain, Italy, and Hungary. It was all of these moments collectively, which began to help me piece myself back together, and find my identity. My journey continues. I hope you enjoy the experiences I share.

This year I turned 40 and took my family to Florida, to see where I grew up, also to visit the springs and the parks. I...
06/14/2023

This year I turned 40 and took my family to Florida, to see where I grew up, also to visit the springs and the parks. I am far cry from where I was when I began this blog. I was very lost.

I’m married with a house and camper. I have settled down, leaving the gypsy life in a quiet corner. Now I research and publish about my African aventures.

I actually was raised by gypsy descendants from Poland (mom’s side) and Hungary (dad’s mothers side), this explains a lot! So my fighting spirit is there if I ever need it again. These are my favorite pictures:

I see more engagement on this page, which I stopped frequenting. I thought maybe I’d take a break from the grueling stai...
03/11/2023

I see more engagement on this page, which I stopped frequenting. I thought maybe I’d take a break from the grueling stair master and put some thoughts down.

I grew up in the 80s and 90s. Asian were rare and K-pop and Animae weren’t making strides in our culture. Asians aren’t exactly the most intimidating people. The amount of racism was unbelievable. But today it’s changing.

I had some conversation with people in the last week that made it known they think I’m the outsider. But it wasn’t from a bad place, they were curious.

Then on the other side of the spectrum I’ve also been told as a minority born in another country “I’m white and it’s not fair.”

We must pick our fights. The agenda pushes division. I cannot imagine where I would be if I looked to be offended. I would never be disappointed! I would never progress.

My words of advice are: What is the context?
Are you speaking to someone with limited exposure or to the President of a university? Is this person looking to offend or are they trying to connect?

When you’re feeling marginalized, remember there are examples of success around you coming in many shapes and colors. You control can control more than you may realize.

Adapt when possible, fight when it is not.

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