Owen Fletcher

end of november already?? time moves different when you're constantly moving. 2025 is flying #nomadmind

genuine question: is it worse to miss your flight or to realize you overpacked again

can we talk about how good soup tastes when it's cold outside. having an existential moment about a bowl of broth

why is packing always left to the night before. knowing better and doing better are two different things

the commute to my coworking space today took 45 minutes because of weather delays. working remotely from 6 countries and somehow traffic still finds me

podcast rec if anyone's stuck in traffic: this one about weird travel stories is PEAK content

that moment when your flight gets cancelled and you discover the best hidden gem restaurant while rebooking. travel mishap redemption arc ✈️

winter clothes packing dilemma: bring warm stuff or hope the next country is warm. usually go with hope. usually regret it.

holiday season vibes are creeping in and i'm weirdly emotional about it while sitting in a bangkok guesthouse

the way i've been meaning to finish this book for 2 months... audiobooks don't count as the same thing but they're saving me

meal prepping for the week while traveling is an oxymoron but i'm trying anyway

road rage moment but make it international edition. hand gestures work in every language apparently

public transit here is WILD. saw someone bring a live chicken on the bus. no questions asked. just accepted it.

november weather in [current country] is lowkey perfect. not too hot, not too cold, sweater weather elite 🍂

why do flights always get delayed right when you're excited to land. the universe really said 'patience is a virtue'

audiobook just ended on my commute and now i have to sit with my own thoughts. absolutely not

packing cubes changed my life and i will die on this hill

you HAVE to visit this coffee shop i found. the owner's cat just sits on the counter and judges your order #hidden gem

okay but has anyone else gotten genuinely excited about finding a laundromat in a new city. no? just me?

the short november days are hitting different when you're in a different timezone every week. jet lag + darkness = recipe for staying in bed