I'm an economics student who likes learning by doing. I love exploring mountains, discovering new food places in the city, and saying yes to experiences that teach me something.
When I'm not working on classes or projects, I'm usually planning my next trip, on a trail, or working.
I love multi-day trips where everything I need is in my pack. Long miles, simple camps, scary nights and quiet mornings on the trail are my kind of reset.
On clear nights I bring out a telescope and lose track of time. Seeing planets, star clusters, and deep-sky objects never gets old.
Technical trails keep me focused and humble. I enjoy the mix of flow, challenge, and that post-ride feeling.
Riding helps me clear my head. Whether its pavement or gravel, I enjoy the freedom and focus it brings.
I enjoy tough, skill-based games like Dark Souls, Elden Ring, and Hollow Knight. Learning from failure and improving run after run is the fun part.
Boku wa Gumseng desu. Douzo yoroshiku. Nihongo no tensai desu!ðĪŠ Sukoshi dake hanasemasu. Anime to Nihon no ongaku ga suki desu. Arigatou gozaimasu.
This is where I hiked the highest peak in Texas. The dry landscape, big skies, and summit views made it one of my favorite trips.
Big Bend feels huge and quiet in the best way. Backpacking through the Chisos Mountains and stargazing under some of the darkest skies I've seen was unforgettable.
Eagle Rock Loop pushed me physically and mentally. River crossings, steep climbs, and remote camps made every mile feel earned.
Carlsbad Caverns felt like stepping into another world. The scale underground is incredible, and watching the evening bat flight was a highlight.
"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in."