Four hours of sleep are now over; this is my bed. I will miss you, all the best!

Last night we were, once again, semi homeless so to our rescue came the guys of co2bambu (www.co2bambu.com) they had a renovated courtyardish house downtown Granada and we got our own room ad bed... Pretty swwt! When we woke up this morning we couldn't find anyone in the house so we just wrote a thank you note and left. (Life is good)

Two nights ago we got access to el barrio aka one of the slums of Granada. Outside downtown 20 min walk from la union supermarket we found a family of 8 with three generations living underneath the same semi plastic constructed house. We shared food, Spanish class and a dance class in the morning together. Samuel; we will never forget. Rock on bro'

So I'm now in Granada; the tourist capital of Nicaragua! I'm here filming with agora partnerships. We were supposed to stay with a home stay but unfortunately it didn't work out tonight so we are now staying in a hotel room belonging to agora staff. Good night everyone ;-)

Fr the last three nights i'we slept in this bed! It's not any bed; it's the childhood bed of my colleague and brother Pedro Ramirez Paz! Thanks for sharing your bed and hope your 4 day train ride from Tanzania to Zambia goes swiftly and safely. Peace out from central America!

15 hour bus ride from Nairobi to Dar. Four day train extravaganza from Dar es Salaam to Kapiri Mposhi. Two hour shuttle to Lusaka. We're finally here. Now what do we do? Find internet, blue cheese and a hardware store.

Fr the last three nights i'we slept in this bed! It's not any bed; it's the childhood bed of my colleague and brother Pedro Ramirez Paz! Thanks for sharing your bed and hope your 4 day train ride from Tanzania to Zambia goes swiftly and safely. Peace out from central America!

So I screwed up ad missed my flight and had to go to Paris to catch another flight towards central America. Feb 29 was one of the longest days of my life.

T minus 10 hours to leave for Zambia, and the flat looks like a battlefield. Grant me the serenity to accept that not all will fit in the bag, courage to snuggle lenses and socks and shampoo bottles together...

...and McGyver wisdom to know how to charge the camera batteries once we realize the adapter was left with all the pile back home.

See you on the other side of two borders.

Long day. Good day. 1 pm and I'm back on Pedro's floor. Tomorrow morning I need to pack everything for my 2-3 month 'never ending' journey. Tomorrow night I will sleep somewhere in Doha!