Sunday Somewhere

Hey Friends, Welcome back to Sunday Somewhere, coming to you this week from sunny but cold Busan, South Korea. Yesterday Reyka stubbed her toe extremely hard on the door and she’s having trouble walking and my knee has randomly gotten sore. We plan to hunker down and recover for a

Hey friends, The Bahamas are amazing. This week in Nassau has been fantastic. Of course, when you’re in paradise, how can it not be. Days 1-5 Monday through Friday, Reyka and I were hoofing it. We were on buses, walking, sweating, taking our camera out, putting mics on, taking the

Gooooooooood morning and welcome back to Sunday Somewhere, the newsletter that you’ve been dying to read all week and is finally here. You’re welcome. This week we are in rainy but wonderful Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Country #15! Woohoo! This is fast becoming one of our favorite cities. It’s like Singapore

Hope you are all doing absolutely splendid! How wonderful is the Spring? It’s slowly turning into my favorite season. Anyways, I have good news and bad news. Which do you like first? Bad News Today’s newsletter is going to be a short one. Good News It will have a cat

Friends and Family, Time never ceases to freak me out. It’s December??? Why does time seem to pass faster the older we become? Is it because we get busy? Or, as we get older, does each passing moment feel smaller in proportion to the rest of our lives, which is

Greetings from a bus in the inner mountains of Jamaica. Green, shrouded in clouds, and rolling into the distance, they make for pleasing scenery during our three hour journey from Montego Bay to Kingston. Such a small island! From Kingston, we catch a flight tomorrow to country #17 of…. drum

Hey friends, It’s me, Wyatt. I missed you! Did you miss me? Or maybe you loved Reyka’s edition of the newsletter and want her to substitute in more often? I sure do. I don’t get to read Reyka’s writing often but when I do, I love it. Even though she

We once met a guy in southern Spain who had ridden a bicycle all the way from Germany, a distance of almost 1500 miles. I know right?! He had dreadlocks, his bike was caked in mud and weighed down with luggage, and he was extremely soft spoken and relaxed. He

Around 400 million years ago, caves began to form in the limestone hills of present-day Malaysia. They sit an easy 30 minute drive north of Kuala Lumpur and are now a Hindu Temple built by Indian Immigrants. They are an absolute hoot to visit. In case you missed it… we

Friends, If the past month were a football, its seams would be stretched to the point of explosion with how many events filled its days. I flew round trip from Puerto Rico to San Francisco, California (without needing to). We visited the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. Forest System,