In Person Social

Platforms like Google+ and Twitter allow us to connect to people around the world. As you read this you might be in a place where I might want to visit or places I have visited before

Small Experiment

It would be very nice of you if in the comments area you write where you are located and why you think I should visit that town, state, or country.

It might want me to put that specific location on my priority list.

Very Disconnected

The last few days I have remained distant from my online projects trying to tackle a small project (which can be large when you are parents of a toddler) moving from one part of the Island to the other.

I usually get a chance to talk with people from all over the world via these social outposts and platforms and most importantly here on my blog.

Connecting in Real Life

Today I had the opportunity to bump into some friendly Tourists from Toronto with a small boy that like my daughter is afraid of the waves (the ocean was a bit rougher than usual).

Living near a tourist beach area opens up for many opportunities to talk face to face with people from all corners of the world. I hope that I have more of these interactions hopefully as I get situated in my current home!

What other places do you think that increase human interaction?

Thankfully my Island has some flaws but we are still warm people willing to say “Buenos Dias” & “Buen Provecho” accompanied with a smile to any stranger.