Before I embark on a big trip I spend the day before recognizing the last of things that I appreciate. The countries I go to aren't famous for their luxuries, so I learn to love the last time:
- I will actually use soft toilet paper
- I will use a nice, big and fluffy towel
- I can stand naked outside of the shower
- I will drink out of the tap
- I can spread eagle on a bed with clean and soft sheets and actual pillows
And the last time, for three months at least, that I can spend alone with my thoughts and be able to know that home is very much what I have made here in Edmonton.
About Me
- Torah Kachur
- By winter, I'm a university professor with a PhD in genetics. I play basketball, talk science and am a pretty regular girl. By summer, I throw on my backpack, pick a place in the world and go explore. There is nothing better than feeling the freedom of a new country, a new culture and a new destination. Cheers to the nomad in all of us.
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