4/22/2026
This journey was not about comfort. It was about continuing forward, even when the road was rough, the weather unfriendly, and energy low.
After spending two weeks in Arusha, it was time to move on. My next stop was Dodoma. I walked to the bus station in the center of Arusha to check ticket prices
The year had barely begun when we, a group of four from the hostel, decided to explore Moshi's Uhuru Park. Located conveniently in the city center,
Moshi walk pics coming soon! EOS drama strikes again. Can't power up CPU. Local lunch was cheap but not clean. Kilimanjaro peek-a-boo!
Tanzania adventures, eye trouble, tech tinkering, Linux love, budget living, and Kilimanjaro views. Digital nomad life update.
Tech troubles and tasty treats in Tanzania. Battling slow SSD, enjoying local cuisine, and surviving chilly weather.
Today wasn't super eventful, but there were a couple things I wanted to share. First off, I had to pay rent, which meant a trip to the bank with my still-not-great foot. On the bright side
Woke up at the crack of dawn today in my dorm, just past 5 am, to a flurry of activity. The two guests who checked in yesterday were already checking out, including the Chinese woman who'd been here for almost two weeks.
The day before yesterday was a whirlwind of exploration in Moshi, Tanzania. My plan was to find the elusive Art Market, a haven for local artists nestled outside the town center. Google Maps wasn't much help