a wanderluster

Submit   KERRI. A wanderer. Advertiser. Creative. Smart cookie. Awesome. Passionate. Writer. World’s Best Grilled Cheese Maker. Coolhunter. Marketer. Thoughtful. Totally geeky about brands, consumers, culture & new media technologies. All things that I think that Gap Adventures’ chief guy Bruce Poon Tip would want in an incredible intern, and why I am totally the right fit for it. I’d like to be a part of a progressive, growing and global minded adventure. After having traveled with Gap, I know this is the place, and would love the chance to work for a company I am continually inspired by and have wanted to be a part of for a very long time. So, populating on this page are the reasons why I think Bruce and Gap Adventures should pick me to join the team.

EDIT! I'm happy to share that I was chosen as one of the two interns!

EDIT! Through site submissions and supporter count, I was able to donate over $100 to Planeterra by Oct. 31. The amount was matched by Gap Adventures and will support 25 different community sustainability projects. Thanks everyone!


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india - a video recap.

— 2 years ago
"the use of traveling is to regulate imagination by reality, and instead of thinking how things may be, to see them as they are."
samuel johnson
— 2 years ago
"If I have the belief that I can do it, I shall surely acquire the capacity to do it."
Mahatma Gandhi
— 2 years ago
Day 1 - Delhi

Overwhelming traffic and mass of humanity. What is that smell? Sulfur? Fire? Mothballs? Urine? Incense? Women riding sidesaddle in a sari on motorcycles. Random speed bumps. No street signs. STOP HONKING.

— 2 years ago
Day 2 - Delhi

Pay the man 20 rupees to mind your shoes while you visit temples. Wet taxi seats. The Red Fort is closed on a Monday - oh. ATM crisis - find one that takes a Canadian card. Kingfisher 1 litre beers on the patio. Rickshaw rides all over town. Dogs - not fixed. Cows  - everywhere. Your heart tears a bit with the sight of the homeless begging with smiling babies on hips. ‘No, i don’t want a taxi’. ‘No, i don’t want to go shopping’. Delhi dirt. Delhi dizzy. Delhi busy.

— 2 years ago with 1 note
Day 3 - Agra

Early rise. Stand out from everyone else on the train platform. Have 2 minutes to get on the train when it stops in the station and leaves. A/C carrier. Tea kits with thermos’ of hot water. Squish 3 people and luggage into one rickshaw. Get harassed to buy Taj Mahal snowglobe keychains. 500 rupees for tourists. 40 rupees for Indian nationals. See the Taj Mahal greatness and stare and wander in awe for at least 2 hours. See the Agra Fort. See the baby Taj. See monkeys. More rickshaw rides. See the Taj from the backside across the river. Stuff myself with curries.

— 2 years ago with 1 note
Day 4 - Jaipur


Morning bus to Jaipur. Why doesn’t anyone clean or dust anything? Sweat. Walk to the old Pink City. Shops galore. Textiles, food, bangles, watches, pottery. Diwali decorations. Drink Kingfisher’s on the roof of the Jaipur Inn. Can’t stop napping. Have said ‘Canada’ in response to ‘what country?’ at least 70 times now.

— 2 years ago with 2 notes