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Dave Ford Does Earth
http://www.daveforddoesearth.com
My name is Dave Ford and this is my story: After five years of the corporate life, I decided I had to do something drastic. I quit my job and flew to South America. Adventures ensued and I caught the travel bug. Now it's a full time gig. Join me and my community of travelers!
- Added on: Nov 5th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Dave Ford
- Listed in: Travel Destinations
- Tags: africa south america independent travel quit your job world travel
Recent Posts
Burning Man 2009
Its been exactly a week since the night the man burned. I have decided to write some free form ideas and facts about the festival and post a few great videos (from Time.com) instead of my normal posting style. Much of what happened for me this year a...
Post 8 of 31: Blasphemy in Union Square
————————————————————————————-When I originally decided to start blogging again ...
Using the Dalai Lama as a weapon
Over the past week or so I have revamped my personal blogging efforts. Somehow, much of what I have ended up writing about involves the very miserable, highly volatile existence of the people that share the wall with us in our building in the East Vi...
#6/31- Coffee and Maximum Output Levels
Coffee and I have had an interesting roller coaster ride of a relationship over the last 10 years. We’ve had highs and lows, ups and downs, and a fair amount of shakes. Last year I actually stopped drinking coffee (and soda) completely for an e...
#5/31 - Hot and Stinky in the NYC summer
I can’t believe I committed to blogging for 31 straight days. I feel the chops coming back slowly but surely. I am definitely not writing as long (in post length) as I did when I was traveling. It is hard to believe that this is all I did for n...
Post #4/31: The Birds of New York City
Well, today was just as crazy as any. It all started with my triumphant return to NYC after a brief, but action packed trip to Baltimore that involved weddings, anniversaries, and my parents. Upon my return to the East Village I realized very quickl...
