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Like most travellers I know, I try at a minimum to learn the basics in any new country’s language, but the first real expression I try to learn is always the same, no matter where I am on earth: how to say “no problem.”
My Favorite Expression in the Whole Wide World Read More »
There are two fail-safe sensory overloads for the traveller who wants to learn about a new place: going to the local supermarket, replete with its adventurous, exciting foods and people watching, and taking public transportation, with all of the delays, break-downs and random farm animals that comes with it.
Adventures in Indonesia: Public Transportation Read More »
After a wonderful 3 weeks in Australia catching up with old friends, drinking far too much Barossa Valley wine and letting my feet heal, I flew back to Bali to conquer my 2nd birthday volcano on the eve of my birthday.
3 for 30 Part 2: Gunung Agung, Indonesia Read More »
The enigmatic country of the Philippines is full of contradictions and they are a pleasure to explore.
The Top 10 Philippine Quirks Read More »
Day long saga of how I got my computer cord fixed after a part of it was gnawed away by rats.
The Saga of Computer Repair in El Nido Read More »
Roosters, halo-halo, jeepneys…and everyone and their mother wanting to know “WHY ARE YOU ALONE?!” – welcome to the Philippines!
My First Impressions of the Philippines Read More »
I am writing this from New York City, and it is way colder here than I anticipated. Way colder than, say….Thailand. But, less cold than Montreal, which is where I have spent the last few weeks.
Canada for Christmas Read More »
Today marks the 100th day of our trip, so I figured what better time than to quickly recap The State of The Trip.
The State of The Trip – 100 Days of travel Read More »
