About Erin
There’s a lot to cover. So I’m just going to provide you with a glimpse of my life then, my life now, and my life right now – as an Adventure Philanthropist!
I’ve also included a few of my favorite things like:
- Shopping & Fashion: It’s hard to be fashionable on the road — but I try! Also my thoughts on the best global markets.
- Food & Drink: My all-time best and worst meals, plus some great recipes to try at home.
- I Like!: All things pleasurable including recommendations on books and movies — most having to do with travel.
Would love to hear your favorites too! Write me: Erin@GoErinGo.com
In South Africa, a woman has a greater chance of being raped than learning how to read. South Africans are protesting the reality of rape in their world by hosting SlutWalks.
Here’s info on SlutWalks and why I’m proud to be a “slut” and support their efforts.
Can’t believe I’ve already completed one year of my 2-year Erin Goes Global adventure – hitting 92 cities in 36 countries!
Here’s a quick recap on my worldwide trek including highlights, a list of new favorites, the *best part* of the trip, and what’s in store for 2012!
I got worms – in my feet! Picked them up from an outdoor market near the beach in Mozambique. After living in my feet for nearly 2 weeks, it was time for the little buggers to come out!
Watch the video of my bush surgery – WARNING: It’s gross!
When traveling, there’s always the temptation to “Go Native.” In terms of dress, I mean.
I’m not casting stones. In fact, I can fully appreciate the impulse to indulge, which I guess is fairly obvious since I was christened “Ms. Chiang Mai”! Here’s my new wardrobe:
Now that I’m in Central America I’m gorging on one of my favorite foods: empanadas! A stuffed pastry, either baked or fried, its stuffed with just about anything…
Learn all about its history, the different varieties, and how to make one! YUM!
India is one of the only countries (the only?) to official recognize a “third sex.” Traditionally the term Hijra is used by a person usually born male or intersex, but who uses the female pronoun and as dresses in feminine attire.
Here’s India’s stance on its Third Sex…