After visiting my “Axis of Anxiety” – Syria, Iran, Libya – we’ve reached the Kim’s View summit, Sis, completing our mission is all downhill.
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Imagine, Kim, if the United States made peace with Iran. You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one.
Visiting Socotra Island, Yemen, Kim, requires deliberate dumbness; Disregard our government’s ‘Level-4 Do Not Travel’ warning and just soak in the Galapagos-like beauty.
When I buy ancient coins, Kim, am I supporting poor locals or illegally trafficking Lebanese heritage?
After 635 nights in Corrientes, Argentina—chillin’ in my pandemic penthouse—we’re on the road again, Kim. Yee-Haw!
We can’t let boredom, bad planning, or Biden prevent us from scoring a decent Kim’s View-Jeddah.
Listen to the sounds of Corrientes’ affluence and poverty—hooves clip-clopping, tugboats chugging, cartoneros whipping, Model-T engines sputtering …
Hey Sis, Note To Self: Don’t try to visit every country in the world during a pandemic.
Argentina’s leaders flunked Econ 101, Sis, so now they’re serial defaulters.
Covid19 caught up with me in Corrientes, Argentina, Kim, and I couldn’t be luckier.
Sorry, Sis, not every Kim’s View is an epic landscape at a UNESCO site.
We have a “Kim’s View” in more than 140 countries now, Sis, we’re almost three-quarters of the way home! These are my favorites.
Traveling overland in West Africa requires great patience, Kim, and a lot of visas.
We scored a Kim’s View in twenty-one new countries—in Africa and the Arab Gulf—but only Namibia, Egypt, and Tunisia were enjoyable overall.
You would’ve laughed at me, Kim, when thieves in Windhoek, Namibia punked me like a rag doll.
