In English, when someone says something you like or agree with, you can say, “You’re speaking my language.”
Here at Nomad Fest, we speak a different language.
Here’s how to start a conversation with a digital nomad.
Why Nomads Leave Home
Why?
That’s what one reader asks.
Why does someone leave home and family to travel the world and live in foreign countries?
The Best Word In English?
Greatings from day three at Nomad Fest.
Lunch in the park.
Two tables.
The New Epidemic
Greetings from Nomad Fest!
This week, I’m with several hundred other digital nomads in the mountatins of Bulgaria.
I’m here to learn and have fun.
Do you know what YOLO means?
I learned a new word today.
YOLO.
Well, it’s not really a word, it’s an acronym.
Oh No! It’s FOMO!
At the gym today I tried to make an appointment for a massage.
The therapist asked me for my phone number.
“Nope.”
Do You Have Lost Phone Fear?
Thanks for the comments!
Yesterday I asked you to imagine life without your phone.
Many wished for the simpler times before the smart phone.
Could You Survive Without Your Phone?
I was 18.
And it was my first trip to Europe by myself.
My plan was to meet a high school friend in Paris, at the entrance to the George V metro station at exactly noon.
The Sunny Side of Life Without A Phone
There’s a dark and a troubled side of life
There’s a bright and a sunny side, too
Though we meet with the darkness and strife
The sunny side we also may view.
Keep on the Sunny Side
Lyrics by Ada Blenkhorn
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Dumb Words
Hey!
How was your weekend?
On Saturday, I met some Vig Village members online.