Semana Santa in Medellin – Things to do & 5 Awesome Towns to Go Visit
Semana Santa (Holy Week) in Medellin is boring. But surrounding towns are fun. I did some research and found some great places to visit during Semana Santa.My Experience Dating Colombian Women in Medellin (UPDATED 03/12/18)
I have been on a quest to find my perfect Colombian woman match in Medellin. In this post I go over my 6 year experience dating these lovely Medellin women.Happy Women’s Day – Top 4 Colombian Women – UPDATED
The current Colombian female stereotype is one of beauty. It's not a bad stereotype to have, and most Colombian women live up to it, but if we dissect history books and look at what women have done for the advancement of the country and their gender, their beauty is not key.My Medellin Nightlife – Definitive Guide (UPDATED)
I have been living in Medellin for 6 years now. In this blog post I will describe my nightlife in Medellin. My nightlife in Medellin spans across 7 neighborhoods, click to read about it in this post.My Personal Experience Renting Apartments in Medellin
In 7 years I've lived in 7 different neighborhoods in various apartments. I started out by renting rooms but eventually had to rent my own apartment. In this blog post, I go through the process of renting an apartment in Medlelin. My Favorite Places to Shop in Medellin
I don't like to go shopping in Medellin.
It seems that I always have a backed up list of items I need to buy that I keep putting off, thinking I’ll get to it later. No matter how much I try to avoid going shopping, I feel like I’m always ...My Favorite Things To Do in December in Medellin
December in Medellin can be super boring if you if you have no friends or family here. Here are some of my favorite things to do in December in Medellin.My Experience Starting A Business in Colombia – Step-by-step
Starting a business in Colombia can be difficult if you don't know what you're doing. In this blog post, I go over how I started a business in Colombia and steps you can take to get your company registered in Colombia.Cartagena’s Independence Day – A Holiday Worth Learning About
Colombia's independence is long and bloody. November 11 is an important date because it was a precedent for all independence revolutions throughout South America. This sense of revolution and bravery that the people of Cartagena displayed earned their city the nickname la "Ciudad Heroica" the "Heroic City."Dia de la Raza – Columbus Day in Colombia
El Dia de la Raza is more important than most Colombians know. This day commemorates the ruthlessness and violent way in which our current race came about. Even though Christopher Columbus and the Spanish Crown/Catholics were the epitome of evil I have to appreciate the boldness with which they conquered and bled out a once thriving society.