Well this question comes from the fact that i have taken a long absence from writing this blog. I am working in a place that is kind of unusual and I am not able to freely discuss politics. I know shocking for somebody with a political science degree who loves to argue not being able to argue, but the truth is this is better. This allows for me to grow and to become a more expansive person with this blog. I have not just a degree in political science, but also a degree in history and I think that what this blog will be is more of a social commentary than anything else, and mostly commenting on international affairs and travel, since that is where I am in the world right now. This will be my primary blog once my current trip is over, but this blog will become my sanity. This blog will allow me to comment, although cryptically on what is happening in my life in such a way that I can’t with my other blog. I hope my readers will follow me to this new journey.
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