Although i'd like to believe we're similar in subtle and funny ways, our nature of independence will never match. 3 years ago, she left Singapore with a backpack for South America. On her own, for 3 whole months. She spent her time whisking from:
(.All Photos by Zing.)
Rio de Janeiro to
Natal, Brazil to
Fernando de Norohona, Brazil to
Iguazu Falls, Brazil & Igussu Falls, Argentina to
Bueno Aires, Argentina to
Bariloche, Argentina to
Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile to
Fitz Roy, Argentina to
Perito Moreno, Argentina to
Easter Island, Chile to
Santiago de Chile to
Iquique, North Chile to
Colca Canyon, Peru to
Lake Titicaca, Bolivia to
Rio de Janeiro to
Natal, Brazil to
Fernando de Norohona, Brazil to
Iguazu Falls, Brazil & Igussu Falls, Argentina to
Bueno Aires, Argentina to
Bariloche, Argentina to
Torres del Paine, Patagonia, Chile to
Fitz Roy, Argentina to
Perito Moreno, Argentina to
Easter Island, Chile to
Santiago de Chile to
Iquique, North Chile to
Colca Canyon, Peru to
Lake Titicaca, Bolivia to
Ecuador
.Photos by Zing.
2 years ago, she took off to India, and yet again... alone. Read this.
This time, she left her position in Ernst & Young, enough she said. Not sure what the future holds at this moment, she left for Kenya yesterday. 3 weeks of Safari and then she's on to Uganda for a life-changing experience. She will be volunteering at a non-profit organisation on a malaria project. Firstly, to improve their accounting internal control system, provide training and later to rural areas to dispense medicine.
Zing, you're an inspiration and my window to the world.
Take care, dont stay there too long!
I cant wait for your posts and send me many, many postcards!
.Much love to you.
SJ's post for Zing here. More of Zing's adventures here.
4 comments:
ha.. your post is more detail!!!
Ur cousin is my hero!!
those pictures is called 'living'. i want it too. U_U
limubear
After living in the wild for 3 wks, finally have more time to read all the blogs i frequent, i realised i have been blogged!Thanks babe! Appreciate this post! You always do it so well. I have post some photos in facebook.. will try to update blog asap. Internet is a luxury in East Africa, fast and cheap ones are hard to comeby. I have seen the wildlife of Africa.. now is time to meet the locals and learn about their history and cultures..
Cheers from Nairobi, Kenya
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