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12th December 2009

Mary
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driving
About driving - you'll get used to the 'other' side of the road soon enough. I learned to drive a stick shift in Ireland and still want to shift with my left hand! Love your posts!
From Blog: You Wanted Mountains? You Got 'Em!
11th December 2009

Janet L.
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New do's!!
Love the hair cuts!! You both look great and I know you feel better too. I love your blogs and pictures and all your adventures. Keep them coming. Hope all goes the way you want it to there in New Zealand. Will look forward to your continuing experiences.
From Blog: Extreme Makeover - Backpacker Edition!
11th December 2009

Aerogers
Amy Rogers

Response to Dave/anonymous
Hello, yes, I also am thrilled that the Khmer Rouge is thing of the past and that these people are no longer being killed or oppressed...with that said, however, I don't appreciate being exploited just because I'm a "rich" tourist and being followed around all day by kids screaming their lungs off at me for hours on end. There is no simple answer to it, and I didn't mean to sound condescending or disapproving in the blog. Merely stating observations and wishing the world could be a better and fairer place right now.
From Blog: On the Run From Angkor Police!
11th December 2009

Dave Fosdal
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the kids
about the beggar children--buy their bracelets anyway-don't act like a disapproving adult--act like a kid--go to their level and they will love it--I bought at least 50 bracelets--1$ for 10 big deal--brought them back to the states and sold them for $1 each with the story attached--people loved them. And above all remember what the Cambodian people have gone through--because of all that they are still a wonder ful people
From Blog: On the Run From Angkor Police!
11th December 2009

anonymous
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about the children--buy their bracelets--10 for a dollar-I bring them back to the US and sell them for 1$ each to adults who love to hear the story-I would love to see them in school also but be thankful the Khmer Rouge are not killing them anymore--if nothing else bring some snacks for them
From Blog: On the Run From Angkor Police!
10th December 2009

Jon
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Hi, Great blog. Just wondered if you could give any info on the prices you paid for your drinks and meals in Singapore? Will be there this time next month! Thanks and have a great trip. Jonny
From Blog: Clearly You've Never Been to Singapore...
10th December 2009

hannha
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wow stuf
those pick's are relly cool of you guys
From Blog: A Tale of Two Floridians - At the "Gateway to the Antarctic"
10th December 2009

Denise
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Welcome New Rogers Members
How adorable! I bet Hungry is happy to have siblings now. I think I can understand the Haka addition being a bird and with the history of the Maori, but what is the story with Rebel? Anyway they are just adorable. Welcome to the clan! Keep in touch. D
From Blog: A Tale of Two Floridians - At the "Gateway to the Antarctic"
10th December 2009

carol powers
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Hungry has a pal!
Christchurch looks like a great city and New Zealand sounds as if it is the kind of place - if you have to live somewhere - would be perfect. Glad you are having so many great experiences - Hungry looks happy now that he has some friends of his own (HAHA) - Hope to hear you found the perfect car! Take Care and be careful on the hills, curves, mountains, fog, rain, sheep, penguins, kiwis and so forth and so forth!
From Blog: A Tale of Two Floridians - At the "Gateway to the Antarctic"
10th December 2009

Jeana and Mark
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I literally scream in excitement for you only to realize a sentence later that yeah, you had me totally fooled. Hungry must be so happy! We have truely loved every posting. It really is like reading a book about travel and we just can't put it down. Keep them coming!
From Blog: A Tale of Two Floridians - At the "Gateway to the Antarctic"
7th December 2009

Sarah R
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Nice hair!
I knew instantly when I read the title of this post - *gasp!* Jeremy got a haircut! :o) You both look great and very happy. Thanks for keeping us so updated on how your trip through Asia was - it was so interesting and lively, I really enjoyed reading every post, and the pictures are stupendous. Hope everything goes well with your home, your car, and your jobs - and enjoy your experience in your new home!
From Blog: Extreme Makeover - Backpacker Edition!
7th December 2009

Lexie Cornwell
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hair cut
Both of your hair cuts, look very nice.
From Blog: Extreme Makeover - Backpacker Edition!
7th December 2009

anonymous
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You guys looks BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!:>
From Blog: Extreme Makeover - Backpacker Edition!
4th December 2009

Matt W.
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Well, we're even
I hope you and Jeremy are finding Sydney and Oz as magnificent as I did when I was there in January 2006. I absolutely LOVED it and would kill to go back. If you get a chance, go to the Sydney Aquarium, it was very good, and the Naval History Museum is right next door to it... well almost. Great stuff. Miss you guys, and hope you're having a blast!
From Blog: It Ain't All Smooth Sailing...
4th December 2009

Aerogers
Amy Rogers

Thanks!
Thanks for the clarification, Dave. I agree that things are highly exaggerated (even on the touristy T-shirts and such), but compared to other places, it is still quite a strict society, you have to admit. But wonderful. We loved it, even if you can get caned for vandalism!
From Blog: Clearly You've Never Been to Singapore...
4th December 2009

Dave
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Misconceptions
Contrary to what you think, we don't put drug traffickers to death straightaway in a summary execution. They will be put on public trial and be allowed to defend themselves first. And no, chewing gum is not punishable by caning or fines! Many Singaporeans chew gum bought from Malaysia. This misconception stems from Michael Fay being caned, but that was for vandalism, not gum. Only the importing of gum is banned. But thanks for enjoying my country anyway!
From Blog: Clearly You've Never Been to Singapore...
2nd December 2009

Aerogers
Amy Rogers

We HAVE a winner!
Ding Ding Ding! Obviously you love Johnny Depp as much as I do! Ha!
From Blog: Clearly You've Never Been to Singapore...
1st December 2009

Kerri Murphy
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Movie Trivia
Pirates of the Caribbean?
From Blog: Clearly You've Never Been to Singapore...
28th November 2009

Aerogers
Amy Rogers

I know!!
I know, right? Cambodia probably would've made my "Top 10 places I NEVER see myself visiting" list ha ha!! It's extraordinary here; I would recommend it to anyone!!
From Blog: Exotic, Thrilling, Jaw-Dropping Cambodia
27th November 2009

Annie
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You forgot stunning
You forgot "stunning" in the title. I am amazed, aghast, astounded. I have put Cambodia on the top of my list, and it had never even been on my list. Wow!
From Blog: Exotic, Thrilling, Jaw-Dropping Cambodia
27th November 2009

kim
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love all the travel news
We can' t tell you guys how much we love reading about your adventures....it gives us a much needed trip without ever leaving the farm......keep them coming and try not to get arrested!
From Blog: On the Run From Angkor Police!
26th November 2009

Deb
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Hungry
I'm Hungry for Hungry - he sure is a cutie pie. I will be in Siem Reap on Saturday - maybe I'll see him around. Keep having a great trip and keep off those bloody walls!!
From Blog: Exotic, Thrilling, Jaw-Dropping Cambodia
26th November 2009

Uncle Steve
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Haircut for the mug shot?
Great stories!!! Jeremy, it looks like your going to need to visit the local Singapore Cost Cutter's for a haircut before your next mug shot. Looking forward to more on your adventures! Love you, --Uncle Steve--
From Blog: On the Run From Angkor Police!
25th November 2009

Aerogers
Amy Rogers

Hi Deb
Hi Deb, Hungry is the mascot from our "Weight Watchers" diet program in the states. They feature him in really cute commercials and advertisements. I just think he's adorable and we got him to be our comic relief for our blog.
From Blog: Exotic, Thrilling, Jaw-Dropping Cambodia
25th November 2009

Deb
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Hungry
Why is Hungry called Hungry?
From Blog: Exotic, Thrilling, Jaw-Dropping Cambodia

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Greetings!! To our readers who followed our trip across Asia and New Zealand in 2009/2010, we're up to our old tricks again! Over the past three years in Colorado, we've arranged our circumstances to be able to spend an extended period of time in southeast Asia - namely, Bangkok, Thailand! This blog will contain our thoughts and experiences from life abroad as true "ex-pats," as well as any incidental traveling we take in the meantime. So sit back, relax, and enjoy some "armchair traveling" with us... Days abroad: "Twenty years from now, you will be more disappoint... full info
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