guertinj
"Sometimes we have to get lost to find ourselves. Sometimes we have to go walkabout"
About guertinj
Member since 21st Sep 09
Citizenship: USAMarital Status: Single
Occupation: Anthropologist
About guertinj:
I aim to live life to the fullest! I love to travel because I am fascinated by other cultures, and I love people! I have found that I am the type of traveler who likes to submerge themself into the culture they are in rather than zip tripping. I shy away from hostels in order to live like the locals do. I relish in the experiences I get from really seeing how things are where I am at, and continuously find the things I learn reshaping my world view. I love good honest people, and I hope to see the entire world. I've got a good start!
Hobbies:surfing, rowing, hiking, traveling, photography, art, music, violin, running, knitting, drawing,
Favourite places:Australia
Activity : photos (71) forum (0) guide (0) blog (4) diary (0) trips (6)
Latest Blog Entry
Dancing Girl
Posted by guertinj | 10th October 2008
Now I am referred to by Fijians as the girl who can dance. I met a gorgeous man named Rodney, one of Mikes mates, who wants to take me fishing and snorkeling. He is in a local band that plays at the Jean-Michel Cousteau resort. He is talking about singing at a bonfire on the beach, how amazing that would be. Mike and I went to a tiny tiny shack of a place, surrounded by a wooden fence that was falling down. We walked in to the "club."
It was a tiny room with some benches on the wall, and a hole in the wall with a counter where you could buy liquor. We were the only foreigners in the joint. Mike and I got some drinks and hung out. Dancing was hilariously fun. At first I was embarrassed, but lets face it, I didnt have much choice haha. All the guys kept trying to dance with me but I stuck with Rodney who was sober, and not gropey like all the other men in there haha. There was a shoddy disco ball twirling on the ceiling, it was awesome. People looked like they were having so m
Continued | Matanitu Tu-Vaka-i-koya ko Viti
Travel Blogs guertinj runs
- Matanitu Tu-Vaka-i-koya ko Viti - Fijian Trip
