I live in a small town in northern indiana so nobody ever wants to surf with me, but I love to travel and I love meeting new people.

Warum ich bei Couchsurfing bin

I have traveled in South America for two years and couch surfed for a week or so, but not as much as I would have liked.

I'm now living in a small town that nobody tends to visit. Occasionally I get requests from people looking for a place to stay for a Notre Dame game, but Its actually like an hour away and I know they don't actually intend to hangout.

If I ever move to a more populated city where couch surfing might happen more I would be interested in hosting, but for the time being I'm just relaxing and trying to travel when ever I get the opportunity.

Interessen

Juggling, dancing, soccer, ultimate, new cultures, languages, making art, watching movies

• arts
• dancing
• movies
• traveling
• juggling
• surfing
• soccer
• languages

Eine tolle Erfahrung, die ich gemacht habe

Traveled thousands of miles from quito Ecuador to buenos aires, Argentina by bus. I often didn't have plans for the next activity, city, or roof I would sleep under (hotel/hostel/pavilion).

Lehren, lernen, teilen

#1 thing I've learned in my travels: Enter into community with your host, and leave all expectations where ever you came from. Learn from their experiences listen to them, and after they are done, allow yourself to open up to them.

Listening is a powerful tool (even if your goal is to get YOUR point across)

Länder, die ich besucht habe

Canada, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Peru, South Korea

Länder, in denen ich gelebt habe

Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, United States