Counting down till the day I turn 25, hop on the plane and start my working holiday journey in New Zealand.
It was a dream 10 years in the making, one that never left my heart, and now the time is finally right.

I like exploring by foot/bike/public transport, it gives me a chance to notice the mundane, observe life in the obscure, and put me in an introspective spirit.
I don't have a fancy high earning career, just a humble will to challenge and expand my comfort zone little by little.
I value connection, with people, animals, places.
I am chill, easy going, flexible, spontaneous, and always down for an adventure.
i'm not bad at keeping a conversation, although I don't always take the initiative to strike up one.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm interested in the people and community that form the quirks, character and personality of a place.

By sharing a meal with a local, or listening to stories told organically over a drink; when I allow myself to be open and vulnerable, I find that new possibilities will also open up to me.

Ultimately, I care about the connections and bonds that I create in my travels; being a Couchsurfer facilitates that connection to happen.

Teach, Learn, Share

I'm not sure if I'm qualified enough to teach anything, but I'm always down for sharing a good story from 9 years of living abroad, and can attempt to whip up a good meal of simple Chinese dish.

I like to send postcards, and am always keen to exchange message the old fashioned way.

I am curious about your unusual skills, hobbies, topics that you are passionate about, and I would gladly participate in learning and helping with any side projects you have.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can provide a laid back, chill company, even friendship.
I have stories from my college time in New Orleans, the mini adventures that were occasionally dangerous but nonetheless memorable.

Countries I’ve Visited

China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore, Thailand, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Indonesia, Malaysia, United States