Guest Postin’!

Guest Postin’!

Posted by on May 16, 2012 in News | No Comments

Hey guys, In lieu of updates on events or the safari component of my Tanzania trip, I present to you a taste of something else while I get my insane work schedule figured out. I wrote a guest post for my friend Simone, all about what I would go back and tell my 20-year old ...

From Sunrise to Summit: The Tanzania Chronicles #9

From Sunrise to Summit: The Tanzania Chronicles #9

Posted by on May 8, 2012 in Tanzania, Travel | 5 Comments

The greatest trick that Casey Palmer ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn’t exist. Or… he just worked a week with 40 hours of overtime and had no time to blog. You decide which story is real. Okay, as a premise to this post, I’ve been informed by reliable sources that I no ...

Marben Pig Roast — Goodbye Chef Misha

Marben Pig Roast — Goodbye Chef Misha

Posted by on Apr 30, 2012 in Events, Tweetups | 6 Comments

Despite only really making Twitter part of my life these past 18 months, it’s not as if I had any shortage of events in a year and a half! From celebrations to coffee dates, conferences and cinema — it’s been a wild ride! But considering all that, there’s a special group of Torontonians on Twitter ...

Kili Tried to Kill Me!!!: The Tanzania Chronicles #8

Kili Tried to Kill Me!!!: The Tanzania Chronicles #8

Posted by on Apr 25, 2012 in Tanzania, Travel | 7 Comments

DAY TWO Machame – Shira Two Hike: 5 km 3022m – 3830m 5-6 hours “The words steep, rocky and dusty are out adjectives for the day as we leave the grassland behind and enter a barer landscape. We make our way slowly upward with a backdrop of Giant Senecias — today is a great introduction ...

One Does Not Simply CLIMB Kilimanjaro!!!: The Tanzania Chronicles #7

One Does Not Simply CLIMB Kilimanjaro!!!: The Tanzania Chronicles #7

Posted by on Apr 20, 2012 in Tanzania, Travel | 7 Comments

It had all started so optimistically. We settled our bill at Imani, which included a free ride to the Zanzibar airport (which was amazing after all the taxi-related debacles). After getting through customs (where the customs officer gave me quite the strange look when she saw my tripod — I think she thought it was ...