April 2012
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Thailand
Highlights of Thailand so far:
- The food! You can get some really amazing soups/noodles/rice dishes for about $1-2.
- Got a food massage at a women’s prison. The money they receive goes back to them when they are released in 6 months or less.
- Temples. Okay, I have to admit that after the 3rd temple, you’re just kind of bored, but the architecture is still pretty cool.
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Last Thoughts on India
I left India a week ago, and it’s amazing how much I miss the country. I’m in Thailand right now, which is beautiful and full of culture but, to be honest…I find it a bit dull. I miss the thrill of just walking on a street in India, facing the hordes of beeping cars and bikes and buses. I miss having to avoid the piles of cow shit and cows themselves. I miss the ridiculous signs that butcher the...
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It’s a bizarre scene – full of foreigners attempting to figure out India. I’m...
– Sarah Macdonald, Holy Cow! An Indian Adventure
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March 2012
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Signs of India (Are Hilarious)
We’ve experienced a lot of long drives along the Indian highway. When not dozing or fearfully watching our driver dodge cows and buses by going onto the wrong side of the road with 5 motorcycles headed our way (“DON’T PASS! IT’S FINE!!!”), we’ve seen a lot of strange and amusing signs. Many butcher the English language and leave us scratching our heads...
February 2012
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January 2012
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The Andamans & Croc Bank (For the Second Time)
The Andamans were absolutely amazing. It made up for all the failed beach vacations I’ve experienced in the past (and there’s been a decent amount of them). After some early morning travel on the 7th, we arrived at Port Blair. From there, it was a rush to make the ferry in time. Thankfully we did, and two hours later we arrived at Havelock and Barefoot Scuba Resort. We were staying at...
December 2011
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There is no moment of delight in any pilgrimage like the beginning of it.
– Charles Dudley Warner
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[India is] the one land that all men desire to see, and having seen once, by...
– Mark Twain