I’m 23 going on 90, but that doesn’t stop me from having a good time.

By day (and sometimes by night) I work as a nurses aide at a Boston hospital and study for PA school. The rest of the time I’m living by my life motto: “be spontaneous and deal with the consequences later.” I’ve found the best way to accomplish this is by spur of the moment trips and never wasting any unique opportunities.

Centres d'intérêt

hiking, camping, piano, singing, photography, traveling, diving, yoga, reading, music, exploring, long conversations

• singing
• photography
• yoga
• reading
• traveling
• music
• piano
• hiking
• camping
• scuba diving
• swimming
• biology
• mountains

Morceaux de musique, films et livres

Music: Bastille, Beirut, Imagine Dragons, Beatles, Lord Huron, WILD

Books: Harry Potter, Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, When Breath Becomes Air

Une aventure extraordinaire que j'ai vécue

I don’t like this question. Not only does it limit me to picking one of many amazing experiences above all others, it feels like bragging (I don’t like bragging). So I’ll settle on a not so amazing experience that I’m still proud of: surviving 3 days sick as a dog in a Nicaragua hospital while I was backpacking alone, then somehow managing to catch a flight back to the states with a 40lb backpack and a very short layover the day I was discharged

Ce que j'aimerais partager avec mes hôtes

A sense of adventure, open ended discussions, excellent taste in music, medical assistance up to an EMT level

Pays que j'ai visités

Bahamas, Brazil, Canada, England, France, Greece, Italy, Mexico, Nicaragua, Scotland, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom, Wales