The Non-Fictional Tale of My Adventures

In 2014, I turned down several opportunities to leave Jamaica, travel, and see the world. After saying no to what might have been an amazing experience in Australia, Germany, and then London … I promised myself that for 2015, my New Year’s Resolution was to take risks.

Adventures and Misadventures

This decision catapulted me into the adventure of a lifetime.

In June 2015, I quit my corporate job in payroll and packed my life into three suitcases and a laptop bag to enjoy nomad life in Jamaica. I then traveled to the U.S., and ― after a grueling, years-long process ― became a naturalized citizen.

In 2020, I bought an FJ Cruiser and a travel trailer. I then traveled across Mexico and the American Desert Southwest with my cat in the middle of a global pandemic.

My Debut Novel

Like everyone else, my triumphs have been sprinkled with my fair share of failure and frustration. Even so, each step has taken me closer and closer to my goals. With the help of my family, I turned my hobby into a thriving business and I’ve been our “preferred contractor” for virtually all our clients since 2016. These days, most of my work is on Google’s LLMs.

I also published my debut novel on Halloween in 2018 and have been working on revisions for a second.

The Adventure Continues

This blog documents my adventures and all the lessons I’ve learned as a Jamaican in America. I’ve also shared my adventures in Mexico and look forward to discussing life in Spain. Stick around for the tales of trials and triumphs.

You won’t be disappointed.

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824 thoughts on “The Non-Fictional Tale of My Adventures”

  3. Yeah mon! I am honored that you read my blog, and flattered that you chose to follow it. I shall return to your site at my leisure to catch up on your adventures. From what I’ve read so far, I will thoroughly enjoy myself.

    Reply

      1. Yea Mon, they do. They talk that way to me. Of course, I know they’re playin’ me to sell me something, since I’m obviously a tourists, but it’s all in good fun and I spread the wealth!

      1. I know what you mean. I can relate considering what is also going on in Manila.Just trying to live and survive just like the rest I guess. Take care and it’s really great to hear from you. Vaya Con Dios.

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