In May 2024, I paused a beautiful chapter of life—full of open roads, wild trails, and spontaneous connections—to begin a new one: pursuing a Master’s in Functional Nutrition.

This shift wasn’t just about school—it marked a deeper phase of my healing journey, as I continue to process trauma and stay committed to inner growth. My travels were deeply spiritual, shaped by time in nature and experiences with plant medicine, which opened doors I’ll never close.

Just before settling down, I had one more adventure: in March 2024, I flew to Ireland, rented an SUV, and explored the country road-trip style. Afterward, I spent several days soaking in Paris before returning home to start school.

Before that, I spent over a year exploring the U.S. in my Jeep, camping primitively, hiking over 300 miles, and visiting countless National and State Parks. My first solo adventure was 2.5 unforgettable months in Peru. That time shaped me deeply, and even though I'm now in a quieter season of study and self-development, the spirit of adventure still runs strong.

I currently live in a small condo by a marsh—the inside is nothing special, but outside is a nature lover’s haven, with birds, water views, and a peaceful walking trail just down the road. It’s a temporary home, but it keeps me connected to what matters.

These days, my time is limited, but I still love connecting with kindred spirits, swapping stories, or sharing space with fellow wanderers. If our paths cross, I’m always down for meaningful conversation, a nature walk, or a simple, nourishing meal.

Oh—and if you’re wondering about my political views in America… don’t get me started. They’re all nuts.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

What better way to meet people and different cultures.

Interests

Anything outdoors, homeopathic healing, cooking, exploring cool towns.

• cooking
• traveling
• hiking
• kayaking
• art
• healthy food
• researching
• reiki
• meeting interesting people
• spiritual growth

Music, Movies, and Books

80s fan :o), frequencies, Enya, Enigma, self help and medical books.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I stayed in Peru, solo for 2 months 😀

What I Can Share with Hosts

Friendship, money, work