DiscoverErin's Therapy RoomEP.04|Erin feat. Jessica 南美洲大冒險一:飯店都住不到,我們在街頭變野生動物
EP.04|Erin feat. Jessica 南美洲大冒險一:飯店都住不到,我們在街頭變野生動物

EP.04|Erin feat. Jessica 南美洲大冒險一:飯店都住不到,我們在街頭變野生動物

Update: 2025-05-07
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這集,是我和好友 Jessica 在某天凌晨,窩在棉被裡、用懶洋洋的姿勢錄下的深夜對話。
我們聊起去年在南美洲的那段流浪時光——那些日子,說遠不遠,說近也很不近。

那不是什麼光鮮亮麗的度假行程,而是一段用雙腳走出來、用疲憊換來的冒險之路。
那幾天,我們住不到飯店,手機快沒電,肚子餓到發抖,但笑聲始終沒斷過。

我們在荒郊野外找廁所、面對飯店訂單被取消、高山症爆發、10小時以上的夜車、租車車子發不動,還曾經五天沒洗澡……友情就在這種「活下去的日常」中,變得格外真實。

我們從觀光客變成半個「原住民」,也學會用幽默感包住焦慮,用彼此的聲音安定混亂的心情。這一集,是一段沒有濾鏡的夜聊,是關於旅程、關於友情,也關於我們怎麼在遠方找到回家的感覺。

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Okay, so picture this: it’s the middle of the night, me and my bestie Jessica are wrapped up in blankets, lying around half-asleep, and just… talking.

We started reminiscing about our time backpacking through South America last year.
It feels like it was forever ago, but also like it just happened yesterday.
It wasn’t one of those picture-perfect vacations. It was messy, exhausting, and honestly? One of the best things we’ve ever done.

There were days we couldn’t book a hotel, our phones were dying, we were starving—like, shaking-hungry—but somehow, we kept laughing.We went through a lot: searching for toilets in the middle of nowhere, getting our bookings canceled, altitude sickness hitting us hard, night buses that felt like forever, cars that wouldn’t start, and yes… we didn’t shower for five days straight (don’t judge).

And weirdly, that’s where our friendship got really real—when it was just about getting through the day together.

We started out as clueless tourists, and ended up kind of like local wildlings.We learned to cover anxiety with jokes, and use each other’s voices to calm the chaos around us.



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EP.04|Erin feat. Jessica 南美洲大冒險一:飯店都住不到,我們在街頭變野生動物

EP.04|Erin feat. Jessica 南美洲大冒險一:飯店都住不到,我們在街頭變野生動物

Speech-Language Therapist Erin Chiang