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4th April 2011
Please Note the Man Dangling From the Bungy at the Bottom of This Shot

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I just wanted to comment & say keep up the quality work. I’ve bookmarked your blog just now and I’ll be back to read more in the future my friend! Also well-chosen colors on the theme it goes well with the blog in my modest opinion yhm20110404 Women MBT Shoes
7th December 2010

GREAT TRIP
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INCLUDING US ON YOUR ADVENTURE. WE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED SITTING AT THE DINING ROOM TABLE AND SEEING THE WORLD THROUGH YOUR EYES. GLAD YOU ARE BACK HOME, SAFE AND SOUND. LOVE, SIMON AND HEATHER
6th December 2010

Welcome Home!!!
Welcome home you guys!!! Glad you made it home safely....hope to see you both soon. We have enjoyed following your adventures! Love, Paul and Julie
6th December 2010

Welcome home guys!!!!
Thanks for the cold weather!!! Are you ready to go camping? Also, I'm glad to know Ansley has a friend in the Kraft Mac World. We can't wait to see you both. :) Julie
6th December 2010

Welcome Home
Thanks for all the blogs, I have been keeping everyone in the loop at the bank. What a wonderful experience.
1st December 2010

Enjoyed the blogs
Wow what an adventure, I have really enjoyed reading your blogs since your Journey has begun. i know I have not commented but I have read every single blog you sent and must say I am very jealous of your amazing expierence! I think it is great that you both had the courage to set out on such an amazing adventure that most of us just dream about! Safe travels coming home. we will have to catch up sometime once you are back in FL.
25th November 2010
a85

Not pine tree country!!
This must have been truly spectacular to see. Still, obviously nobody was worried about forest fires!! In the late 1960s, kids in the south Okanagan Valley where I grew up discovered that if you took a cleaner's bag, and fastened it over a light wood or wire cross equipped with a lighted candle right in the middle of the cross, chances were the whole thing would fly, much as illustrated in Amy's photos. They caused no end of UFO reports and drove the police and forestry officials nuts because of the fire hazard. That part of the world is semi-arid pine tree country and tinder dry most of the time. When it's really dry, it's so volatile that signs have actually (honestly) been posted along highways warning the public that because the fire hazard is so great , don't even fart in the woods. Obviously not a problem in this part of Thailand.
25th November 2010
a21

Necking.
This gives a whole new meaning to the term 'necking', doesn't it???!!!
23rd November 2010

The elephants look adorable...one more fact: they all paint!!!!! ( watch you tube):>:>:>:>
21st November 2010

A glimpse of Paradise!
Love your pictures-----all of them----especially those at Tiger Kingdom. Gives us a glimpse of what it will be like in God's new system of things. What a special and unique experience you had with the tigers; one that we all are jealous of!!! Thanks for your blogs and seeing a part of the world that we may never get to. Food looks great too! So many things-----what to choose from? Anyway, enjoy the rest of your short time there along with your massage school. Lots to tell from this end, put will wait to talk in person and catch up. Love to you both!
7th November 2010

So gorgeous!!!! That Reclining Buddha is a must-see... I've seen it on my friend's pictures earlier.... Did anything remind you of the movie " The Beach" with Di Caprio.. I will never forget that scene in hotel... Great times... Learn as much as you can at the thai massage lessons!!!!
From Blog: Bustling Bangkok
3rd November 2010
My Poo Sunburned Feet

lSunburns & snow.
It's hard to believe how short a time ago you were snowboarding. Now, here at our place, we are looking at fresh snow on the mountain tops. It's cooommminnngggg cloooosseerrr!!!
1st November 2010

Amy, Love the blog and the pictures, what an amazing trip!! The palm tree with the red trunk is a Cyrtostachys renda “Lipstick Palm”.
31st October 2010

Haha!!
I didn't use enough. :-) Getting my tan back now though, finally...
31st October 2010
PA280457

Ya look like a Kiwi, Amy! Hope you're using sun-screen!!!!
28th October 2010

Wow-----Again!!
Hi Jeremy and Amy: I am continuing to enjoy your blogs and pictures. I have read them all!! I did have your "mystery dessert" right. I knew what it was, as we saw had some similar when we were in Taiwan. Sounds like you are having a wonderful time and seeing so many lovely places and eating all those "goodies". See you soon. Love You!
25th October 2010

Thanks Anonymous!
It's nice to be appreciated. :-)
24th October 2010

I loved this blog:> Sorry it was that crazy... I am spending all day rereading all the blogs that I haven't read:> Phenomenal:> Great great... and I just adore Amy's sense of humor:>
22nd October 2010

Hiya Joe
Hi Joe, don't worry, we took no offense to either of your comments. There is a lot of truth behind your observations. I think the fair thing to say is that there are "ugly" travelers of all nationalities, and it's unfair to label someone a certain way just because of where they're from. As far as how things are done in NZ...well, it could be summed up as a question of efficiency. It's not that Americans or anyone else are "better" - it's just frustrating to know first-hand that there are more efficient ways of doing things that would make life easier for everybody, and yet your opinion is immediately discounted as being elitist and patriotic when you're merely trying to make a suggestion that has nothing to do with "how we do it back home" or such. The attitude there seems to be, "This is how we do it, we don't care if there's a different/more efficient/more cost-effective way of doing it, and if you don't like it, that's too bad." Coming from a society that is constantly looking at new ways to do things, that type of thinking is very narrow and frustrating. Not bad. Not worse. Just frustrating. Hopefully nothing we said in our blogs came across as too offensive, because that wasn't our intention. When you travel (and especially live) somewhere abroad, you can't help but comment on what you like and what you don't like about a place. I think that's only fair. Anyway, enough rambling. Cheers to you, too!!
22nd October 2010

A little disconcenrting.
Great photos. I've heard about KL. It's a little disconcenting to realise that in quite a few ways, North America is lagging behind Asia. Just be careful and keep the great photos and blog coming and thanks for the note, Jeremy. I would have paid money to have watched Jeremy take that little 'walk.' hugs, Joe
22nd October 2010

Thanks for your note.
Jeremy: Your note is much appreciated. I was a bit afraid afterward I sent my last comment that I may have given offense. There's much that I'd love to comment upon, but this blog really isn't the most appropriate place. It would be a huge injustice to tar all Americans with the same tar brush. Still, It gets very tiresome to listen to American expressions of patriotism and national pride, though. Moreover, some of the things that you found remarkable about how things are done in NZ were a little hard for some of the rest of us to take without comment. However, again, perhaps we can communicate once in awhile privately, where these sorts of responses to your comments probably should remain. I'd love to visit with you folks that way as time passes. I have so thoroughly enjoyed the Blog. You have some wife. By the sounds of it, she has a pretty fair husband, too. I wish I'd had 1/4 of your gumption and the open-mindedness when I was your age. Please do keep in touch, especially once the blog ends. cheers, Joe
21st October 2010

Jeremy's weird food
I can't even begin to imagine what he's eating. Some kind of meat custard? Ugh, it turns my stomach just thinking about it lol.
21st October 2010

It is some variation of the Ais (Ice) Kacang. Looks like it has ice-cream, shaved ice, corn flakes and big red beans. I won it. I won the contest. Paypal accepted. Now you should go for the durian. This is the fruit that brought Andrew Zimmern to his knees. He can drown anything except the durian and he admitted this to Jay Leno in an NBC Tonight Show.
20th October 2010

Hmmm?
It looks like ice-cream with some non-frosted type flakes on top and then the center looks like cake or well a duck a very frazled duck? Did I win!? lol Have a safe trip home.... You were missed!

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