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March 2nd 2008

Published: May 13th 2008

"Because I have traveled, I can see other universes in the eyes of strangers. Because I have traveled, I know what parts of me I cannot deny and what parts of me are simply the choices I make. I know the blessings of my own table and the warmth of my own bed. I know how much of life is pure chance, and how great a gift I have been given simply to be who I am. ... "If we don't offer ourselves to... Read Full Entry

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Streets of Conglish and Friendly Mountain Backdrops

Brie and her orange shoes

Being cloistered away in an office, video studio or voice recording cave didn't allow me to absorb enough Korean culture in my first year. Second year in Daegu, I'm teaching Elementary 4,5,6 and Middle School 1,2 at the same academy and really enjoying the daily surprises while at the head of the small classroom. I'm already a bit weepy about the reality of leaving South Korea in several months. ... full info

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Best photo of the trip

In the palace of Jaipur, in the armor, swords and knives floor, in an area with signs clearly stating "no photos," I snapped this classic photo with the help of Dave as a look out. Just another day in Jaipur for these guards. The equivalent of the Central Park police in the nearest deli?

Jaipur Observatory

Outside the palace <-- really just a large area with lovely pink buildings. Built by Maharajah Sawai Jai Singh II around 1728. It is known as Jantar Mantar (Jantar = instrument, Mantar : calculation) and is, accourding to a helpful Jaipur website, possibly the largest stone observatory in the world.

The busy streets of the Pink City

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