My name’s Evan Kubitschek. I’m a 26 year old American vagabond / serial wanderer that has just returned to Asheville for the foreseeable future. I just spent a year in Buenos Aires and two years in Seoul. This is my blog I’m writing to keep in touch with family and friends, as well as indulge in my obsession with writing about everything the world has to offer. I touch on all aspects of traveling and living abroad and almost any other topic that I find goofy or interesting, so hopefully others can learn from what I go through, and enjoy the same experiences! Now that I’m back home, I’m going to be writing about my beloved hometown and figuring out what kind of work I’ll be doing here! Please feel free to leave comments or email me at evankub (at) gmail (dot) com, I’d love to hear from you!
I also want to ask how much is a link ad placement for the same duration.
I am looking to advertise my travel blogs.
Evan, that is a nice “profession” a serial wanderer. Traveling the world can be so rewarding and fulfilling. Meeting other people and learning more about their culture. Yet staying connected with your family and friends back home is important. For however beautiful traveling can be, it can be lonely at times out in the unknown.
Hi! I am Sheila Eugenio a Marketing Manage from Asia Frontier LLC.
I would like to ask how much will do you sell a 6 months or one year text link on your home page.
It can be on blogroll, sitewide, Suggested links, Suggested sites or anything common.
I also want to ask how much is a link ad placement for the same duration.
I am looking to advertise my travel blogs.
So let me know if your interested. Please email me thru innovativewebs@yahoo.com
Thanks,
Sheila Eugenio
There is an alternative–what I call a working vacation. This is simply a short-term overseas posting that you take during a leave of absence (or summer vacation or sabbatical) from your regular job. I think that you get many of the benefits of living overseas with the added benefit of being able to come back to your home, family, and regular paycheck. My wife and I (both teachers) have lived and worked overseas 15 separate times–Australia to Zimbabwe, Mauritius to Mongolia–never once reaching into my wallet and never once giving up my day job. You can read about our realistic adventures on otherguysdime.wordpress.com.
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Dear Evan,
It certainly sounds like you are having fun, but I have read so many blogs that start out “I sold the house, put the dog in a kennel, kissed the family good-bye, and headed off for years to see … ” These “wandering nomad” blogs are so much fun to read but they are a bit unrealistic for the bulk of your readers. How many of us can pick up and leave home, job, and family for years? Not very many. So what are the rest of us to do?
There is an alternative–what I call a working vacation. This is simply a short-term overseas posting that you take during a leave of absence (or summer vacation or sabbatical) from your regular job. I think that you get many of the benefits of living overseas with the added benefit of being able to come back to your home, family, and regular paycheck. My wife and I (both teachers) have lived and worked overseas 15 separate times–Australia to Zimbabwe, Mauritius to Mongolia–never once reaching into my wallet and never once giving up my day job. You can read about our realistic adventures on otherguysdime.wordpress.com.
Michael
Hi Evan,
I recently found your blog on TBEX and I thought you might be interested in UpTake’s new program called “Travel Gems” that features blog content from across the web on our site. It brings great blog content to a wider audience and helps bloggers like yourself increase traffic to their own blogs. I’d love to speak to you more about how this program works and see if you are interested in participating.
Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you!
Best,
Brittany