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  • Random things you need to budget for while traveling

    Random things you need to budget for while traveling

    Even if your efforts to pack light, you still need a few things here and there when you backpack. This post is meant for ultra-budget backpackers. I’m talking the people who can afford a plane ticket but have to volunteer at hostels and pinch pennies when they go somewhere else. You have a bunch of […]

    ingridiswriting

    April 24, 2019
    Musings
    budget, the loo, toothbrush, working-class traveler
  • Just wanted to write about how LATAM overcharged me

    Just wanted to write about how LATAM overcharged me

    A lot of people assume that travelling the world is an exciting experience, and for the most part it’s very rewarding. However, it also means dealing with inconveniences such as this one. I’m posting about this negative experience with #LATAM so that fellow travelers are aware. On 9 April (this Tuesday) I flew out of La Paz, […]

    ingridiswriting

    April 11, 2019
    Musings, Uncategorized
    Bolivia, complaint, flying sucks, latam, USDOT
  • I couldn’t use my debit card in Bolivia

    I couldn’t use my debit card in Bolivia

    … but here’s what I learned. I always wanted to visit Bolivia. It just seemed cool and so different from Argentina. I got to hang out there for 17 days but as a digital nomad, it doesn’t mean everything was 100% fun. For one, I worked super-hard and barely got to see La Paz. But […]

    ingridiswriting

    April 9, 2019
    Musings
    baggage fees, Bolivia, debit card woes, latam, rio de janeiro, salar de uyuni, working-class traveler, xoom
  • Stuff I learned while in Arica, Chile

    Stuff I learned while in Arica, Chile

    My trip from Buenos Aires to Brazil was supposed to last about 6 weeks. It’s now been about a year and it ends mid-May. There are many reasons why it took so long. When I first went to Arica I was only supposed to be there for maybe 3 weeks and then never go back. […]

    ingridiswriting

    March 28, 2019
    Musings
    arica, azapa, chile, earthquake, olives, traveling while brown, working-class traveler
  • Traveling as a musician

    Traveling as a musician

    Trato de no ver estas 6 semanas como “tiempo sin mi guitarra” pero es difícil verlo así. Lo bueno es que sigo con las baquetas que compré en Cusco y tal vez esto significa invertir en clases de percusión en Brasil.   Todo pasa por algo. Espero que en 6 semanas no reduzca mucho mi […]

    ingridiswriting

    March 25, 2019
    Musings
    Bolivia, i miss my guitar, traveling as a musician, traveling while brown
  • Getting a Bolivian visa at the border (US Citzens)

    Getting a Bolivian visa at the border (US Citzens)

    It wasn’t as bad as others said… you know, things work out.

    ingridiswriting

    March 23, 2019
    Musings
    Bolivia, La paz, traveling while brown, US citizen visas for bolivia, working-class traveler
  • Machu Picchu while brown

    Machu Picchu while brown

      I never really thought about traveling as something I could do. Like any woman of color, when you see blonde influencers and their green juices (I have nothing against the green juices), you start to believe you can’t do this. Even worse when you’re being a digital nomad with a precarious budget and almost […]

    ingridiswriting

    March 22, 2019
    Musings
    backpacking, el salvador, immigration, machu picchu while brown, united states
  • fusiones culinarias

    Cuando has crecido con la cocina de varias culturas te acostumbras a las fusiones.   Ahorita me estoy preguntando cómo sabría un lomo saltado pero con un poco de kimchi al lado. También me pregunto cómo serían las pupusas con kimchi encima…   O me pregunto qué pasa si uso bulgogi en una empanada de […]

    ingridiswriting

    March 20, 2019
    Musings
    blog en español, bulgogi, chilean food, empanada, sushi, sushirito, sushitaco
  • Know your history…

    Every day, in every town I’ve been ever since leaving Argentina, whiteness lets me know that people who have its color only see me as a servant and free Spanish teacher.   People will literally see me walk in with my heavy backpack and hiking boots and STILL think I’m an expert on Chile and […]

    ingridiswriting

    March 6, 2019
    Musings
    alanis morisette, backpacking, chile, lisa loeb, satire, working-class traveler
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