Our journey through Rwanda and Uganda is coming to an end, but the final days hold their own kind of magic. Sunshine, birds and flowers greet us for our final breakfast at the Birdsnest. Godwin has arranged another guide for our trip back to Kigali. It’s a quieter ride; we miss our friend. We pass familiar ground and before long, we’re in Kigali, checking in for a final night in Rwanda.

Our journey through Rwanda and Uganda is coming to an end, but the final days hold their own kind of magic. Sunshine, birds and flowers greet us for our final breakfast at the Birdsnest. Godwin has arranged another guide for our trip back to Kigali. It’s a quieter ride; we miss our friend. We pass familiar ground and before long, we’re in Kigali, checking in for a final night in Rwanda.

Our next stop, Lake Bunyonyi, takes us south, back toward Rwanda. I look forward to this destination. The photos of the Birdnest Resort are gorgeous. And with no excursions planned, we can relax and rejuvenate. Before long, we’re at a wide gate. Security confirms our reservation, and the gate opens to a fairytale.

Our next stop, Lake Bunyonyi, takes us south, back toward Rwanda. I look forward to this destination. The photos of the Birdnest Resort are gorgeous. And with no excursions planned, we can relax and rejuvenate. Before long, we’re at a wide gate. Security confirms our reservation, and the gate opens to a fairytale.

I'm up early to capture the mountain’s sunrise and symphony. We eat breakfast, then load our bags. As we part with people who’ve become friends, I hold back tears. We journey northward, and the mountains yield to flatter ground. On the outskirts of Queen Elizabeth National Park the landscape shifts to yellow savanna.

I'm up early to capture the mountain’s sunrise and symphony. We eat breakfast, then load our bags. As we part with people who’ve become friends, I hold back tears. We journey northward, and the mountains yield to flatter ground. On the outskirts of Queen Elizabeth National Park the landscape shifts to yellow savanna.

The journey continues as we travel to Uganda and prepare for the ultimate adventure - gorilla trekking. Leaving Hotel Rwanda is bittersweet, but we’ll return for the final days of the trip. Joining us on this adventure is a tourguide named Godwin. Our next stop is the Four Gorillas Lodge on the outskirts of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.

I celebrated another decade on Planet Earth with an extraordinary adventure. At the center is a trek across the Ugandan jungle to commune with mountain gorillas. Encompassing the trek is a two-week itinerary that left me forever indebted and yearning for more. This is how it went.

A dream life, adopted kitty and ugly pie walk into a bar…and immediately leave because it's too crowded and noisy. They prefer more intimate settings like the pages of an onchain writing site. I wrote on those topics during a motivating 😅 writing challenge on T2. Here are a few snippets of my stories.

I remixed the words of an ai agent named Aether into three poems. The poems hint at a future where we leverage our strengths to do amazing things we couldn't do alone. This collaboration is an example.

For the longest time, I hid behind introversion to explain my discomfort in large groups. I avoided conferences and parties and other events where I had to interact with people I didn’t know. As my mindfulness practice developed, I noticed when I felt discomfort and leaned into the thoughts causing

Plant a tomato in a garden of eggplants, and the tomato still grows true to its natural design. There is no second guessing. Put people together, however, and behaviors shift toward the majority. The flaw in mimicry is that individuals are nurtured toward a one-size-fits-all concept of greatness to

FID 1,215,111,111 felt the sun’s warmth against their eyelids, gently welcoming them to a new day. Today marked two years since joining Farcaster and six months since quitting their 9-5.

What we have in common connects us, while our differences offer an opportunity to create a better existence for everyone. But only if we constructively work through conflict. This lesson on coexistence and mutual flourishing was emphasized by a pair of crowded plants in my garden.

The journey continues as we travel to Uganda and prepare for the ultimate adventure - gorilla trekking. Leaving Hotel Rwanda is bittersweet, but we’ll return for the final days of the trip. Joining us on this adventure is a tourguide named Godwin. Our next stop is the Four Gorillas Lodge on the outskirts of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.

I celebrated another decade on Planet Earth with an extraordinary adventure. At the center is a trek across the Ugandan jungle to commune with mountain gorillas. Encompassing the trek is a two-week itinerary that left me forever indebted and yearning for more. This is how it went.

A dream life, adopted kitty and ugly pie walk into a bar…and immediately leave because it's too crowded and noisy. They prefer more intimate settings like the pages of an onchain writing site. I wrote on those topics during a motivating 😅 writing challenge on T2. Here are a few snippets of my stories.

I remixed the words of an ai agent named Aether into three poems. The poems hint at a future where we leverage our strengths to do amazing things we couldn't do alone. This collaboration is an example.

For the longest time, I hid behind introversion to explain my discomfort in large groups. I avoided conferences and parties and other events where I had to interact with people I didn’t know. As my mindfulness practice developed, I noticed when I felt discomfort and leaned into the thoughts causing

Plant a tomato in a garden of eggplants, and the tomato still grows true to its natural design. There is no second guessing. Put people together, however, and behaviors shift toward the majority. The flaw in mimicry is that individuals are nurtured toward a one-size-fits-all concept of greatness to

FID 1,215,111,111 felt the sun’s warmth against their eyelids, gently welcoming them to a new day. Today marked two years since joining Farcaster and six months since quitting their 9-5.

What we have in common connects us, while our differences offer an opportunity to create a better existence for everyone. But only if we constructively work through conflict. This lesson on coexistence and mutual flourishing was emphasized by a pair of crowded plants in my garden.

Farcaster has an identity crisis, and its time to choose our path. Will we become Wall Street or Main Street? The answer depends on what we decide to build.

Farcaster has an identity crisis, and its time to choose our path. Will we become Wall Street or Main Street? The answer depends on what we decide to build.