Camels Abroad

The Natives Are Ambivalent: A Colonizer’s Perception of Italy

Blogs, Camels Abroad

The following is a satire and should be interpreted as such: When I told my professor at Università per Stranieri di Perugia (University...

Read More

Shalom Shalom Shalom

Blogs, Camels Abroad

Welcome to Tel Aviv, Israel. The city that never sleeps…I would admit that I’m ripping that off of NYC but I swear...

Read More

A Portrait of the Artist as a Middle-Aged Moroccan

Blogs, Camels Abroad

Note: I just took part in animal sacrifice, but had been on the road for a while so I have some content locked up in the vaults. Details of...

Read More

Lacking Levity

Blogs, Camels Abroad

About a month ago I pulled a homeless man out of the tracks of a metro train after he had passed out, face down in the tunnel. I...

Read More

New London to London

Camels Abroad • One Comment

“Don’t be alarmed if someone confronts you with the question, ‘Do you own a gun?’”, she said. “Also, don’t take any attacks on American foreign policy personally.”

Read More

Djemma el F’na

Blogs, Camels Abroad

Note: Sorry for the lack of posting to any and all that were concerned; there is a lack of good, fresh-squeezed internet in Morocco. As is...

Read More

Puzzling Professori

Blogs, Camels Abroad

In Italy, there is a slight role reversal between students and their teachers. First, my classes commonly do not start on time. The hour...

Read More

The Paris Joy Initiative

Blogs, Camels Abroad

This marks week one of what  I am referring to as “The Paris Joy Initiative.” That’s right, I am personally bent on...

Read More

The Moroccan Hammam: An Intergalactic Journey

Blogs, Camels Abroad • 2 Comments

A visit to the hammam! ...

Read More
Close