by Kelli Donley | Sep 11, 2006 | Journal, Photography, Travel
A few of the beautiful faces I saw in Bolivia: ~K
by Kelli Donley | Sep 9, 2006 | Journal, Travel
I’m home! And the first thing I did when I got to Miami, other than run like mad for my next flight, was enjoy a large cup of soft serve yogurt (without worrying about the dairy source) and three fluff magazines (Us Weekly, Oprah, Real Simple. No more Us Weekly...
by Kelli Donley | Sep 6, 2006 | Journal, Travel
Is that it is so similar to the United States, but everyone speaks Spanish. For being just one country north of Peru, Ecuador couldn’t be more different. To start, they use the American dollar as their currency. The people are racially diverse and there are tons...
by Kelli Donley | Sep 3, 2006 | Journal, Travel
Traveling to La Paz and meeting Alma at our hostel sounded great in theory. Taking a taxi in the dark from the airport for 30 minutes into a gaint, dirty city of 3 million people to find a hotel the size of a postage stamp left me in the back seat of the tiny old car...
by Kelli Donley | Sep 1, 2006 | Journal, Travel
I am just so happy, I can´t stop smiling. I love traveling. I love being in a foreign country. I love not wearing a lick of makeup and pulling my wet hair into a pony tail each morning without a second thought. I love giving nearly everything I´ve brought away to...
by Kelli Donley | Aug 30, 2006 | Journal, Public Health, Travel
After two days in the highlands of southern Bolivia, we received a call over the radio — return to Tarija immediately. There were protests scheduled for the next day and the city would essentially be paralyzed. The taxi drivers and all social servants were going...
