Hello, all!

Good evening!

It’s barely still Tuesday, but I’m counting it.

A born and bred TCK (Third Culture Kid), I grew up surrounded by friends and family who would regale us with fantastic stories of travels and travelers, filling my young heart with the desire to have a firsthand experience of these wonderful events. When I was a little older, I began flitting back and forth between Canada and Hong Kong. I would never trade these circumstances for anything, for they provided my contradictory mind with metropolis and mother nature in equal measures.

Now living in the UK, it would be a shame to stay still when there are so many countries at my doorstep.

For everyone whose eyes devour books, hearts yearn for new places, and souls calm when surrounded by nature, I invite you to follow me in my adventures.

Love,

Tori

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