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| 19th June 2009 Elise Colson | Wonderful visit - From: Mom and Sister Meet Thailand No matter how long ago, thanks SO MUCH for sharing the news of your mom and sister's visit - and the wonderful photos! I love living vicariously through your adventures - thank you! Elise |
| 8th June 2009 Nancy | Pictures - From: TW East coast - Taitung Don't stop taking pictures. You never know when you snap the award winning one!!! |
| 5th June 2009 judy austin | Pictures look good - From: TW East coast - Taitung Hi Guys, Nice pictures and glad to see you are getting around the country. Have fun and enjoy. |
| 15th April 2009 Elise Colson | So great to receive the latest blog! - From: Chiayi City, Taiwan Claire and Brian, I LOVE reading of your travels and experiences - thank you so much for keeping us posted on 'Where in the World are Claire and Brian?'. We miss you in Palm Springs, but are delighted to know that you are enjoying your time in Asia, now in Taiwan. I look forward to the next installment and send positive thoughts that you continue to make new friends and enjoy the adventure. |
| 12th April 2009 Matt Howe | - From: Chiayi City, Taiwan Good to here you made it safe to Taiwan. There isn't a day that goes by that I wonder what you two are up to in the world?? Be safe and we will send baby pics when the big day arrives!! |
| 16th February 2009 Elise Colson | It's so great to receive your update! - From: Random Photos of Thai Adventures Brian and Claire, Thanks SO MUCH for posting a new entry on your blog. It's great to catch up on what you've been experiencing - thanks for the wonderful photos. It's hard to believe you are in the final two months in Thailand - can't wait to hear if your next country is Taiwan. Wishing you continued enjoyment and safe travels - your friend, Elise |
| 12th November 2008 ben | a point.. - From: 10 Days in Cambodia just flicking through some cambodian blogs here ( I live here ) if your interested in Cambodian history I would ike to point out that it was A LOT of bombs that america dropped on the khmers, 100,000 tons of bombs in fact, the equivilant of 5 hiroshamas, illegally, on imaginary viet cong bases. they bombed neutral cambodia into the stone age, literaly. the reason behind this was in nixons own words.."to show those vietnamese how tough we really are" ... It was anger against this and fear of it happening again which gave support to the previously unpopular khmer rouge. In a bid bid to win back power over lon nols governmnt, the king seized this opportunity to give support to the rising khmer rouge and the ranks then swelled. when they gained power the khmer rouge would force him out again. if you decide to use this info In your blog, I will back up this with evidence if you like. thanks ben |
| 12th November 2008 Elise Colson | What an incredible adventure - thank you so much for sharing it with us - From: 10 Days in Cambodia Wow - I am in awe of all that you are experiencing in your travels - your accounts of the time spent exploring Cambodia are incredible. Thank you so much for sharing information and the amazing photos. While it may be a bit hard to find in Palm Springs, I will be looking for a Cambodian restaurant in Southern California to try the fish amok. I also promise to visit the website of the lighthouse orphanage. Thank you for expanding our awareness of the world. I wish you both continued safe travel and, to borrow what is obviously a local favorite phrase, I wish you good luck in your life! Thanks so much for continuing to send us updates - Your friend, Elise |
| 11th November 2008 Javier | - From: 10 Days in Cambodia veryyyyyyyyyyyyy descriptive.......great pictures.....thanx for posting....enjoyed reading |
| 16th October 2008 Visitor | Curious - From: A Journey To Pai How did you guys find these teaching positions? Did you work through a recruiter? |
| 10th August 2008 Kevin | Saying hi - From: A Journey To Pai Hey you two! Looks like your having a blast. I could never imagine Brian riding a motorcycle....weird. Anyways, you and Claire be safe. Tracy and I both miss you two. Keep the pictures coming |
| 31st July 2008 jenny | - From: A Journey To Pai I LOVE the jumping pictures............... They say that once you've tasted termites there is no going back, they are so delicious! |
| 16th July 2008 Rick Leson | Elise is doing her job - From: Chiang Mai Update I just wanted you to know that Elise sends your updates around to all of your friends here at the PSCC. I must admit that I am currently living numerous awful mornings at my current job where I walk in to hear about all the new crises that have to be addressed immediately, the stresses, the things that as an employee I care deeply about... I hope Jim Dunn isn't reading this. :) Do you have any teaching jobs available??? I am still glad to see that not only can you hold a beer in each hand but you are now able to hold 2 beers in one hand. It must be amazing to have learned as much has you have. So, as you can see, I haven't lost my sarcasm. Hopefully, you'll make it back here some day so we can hear all about your adventures in person. You are missed... |
| 15th July 2008 CEBandBA | Thank you, Elise! - From: Chiang Mai Update Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad to hear you celebrated the 4th with the Power. We definitely miss them and all of you at the center. Please pass on my well wishes there! Sorry to hear of the heat! We have our own here too. Not as hot but surely humid. I think I will freeze when I leave this climate, I'm so used to the heat and aircon is a rare luxury. Much love - Claire |
| 14th July 2008 Elise Colson | Thanks so much for the latest update - From: Chiang Mai Update Sounds like your time in Thailand continues to be amazing, - what an incredible, life-changing experience. Glad to know you celebrated Independence Day, albeit on the 3rd of July - and that you are continuing to make new friends and enjoy adventures. BTW, we went to PS Power Baseball game on the 4th - played Air Force and won - enjoyed a flyover and amazing fireworks display. Thank heavens for the misters as it was a VERY warm evening. We miss you here in Palm Springs, but are enjoying the opportunity to experience travel vicariously through your blog. Thank you - Elise |
| 11th June 2008 Matt Howe | Settled - From: Nesting in Chiang Mai Wow, looks like you have settled in pretty good. I love seeing all the pics. Keep 'em coming. Miss you guys!!! Congrats on the jobs and the new apartment!! |
| 9th June 2008 Elise Colson | What an incredible adventure! - From: Nesting in Chiang Mai Wow - thanks so much for the update on your adventure. The view from your apartment looks lovely - it sounds like you found the perfect place in which to next this year. I am enjoying the stories - from elephants to bells welcoming the day, not to mention all the wonderful cuisine. Congratulations on your new positions with the schools! |
| 8th June 2008 Ming Bob | Awsome! - From: Nesting in Chiang Mai Man sooo happy that you two are doing good man the pics are just awsome! its just alittle better then the dirt haha you kidding me right! haha I Miss You Two Very Much And Keep On Doing Your Thing You Two. Much Loves & Respects Ohhh yeah im old now the big 30 ewwww haha Take Care. Ming Bob Tan |
| 8th June 2008 Mike Palmer | Wow. - From: Nesting in Chiang Mai Cant believe you guys are gone! Still boggles my mind. I love that your adjusting well and have found an elephant just walking down the street. Be safe and well. These are my wishes to you. |
| 27th April 2008 Angie | Happy New Year! - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui The new years celebration looks like a lot of fun. Matt and I miss you guys and talk about you from time to time. Your blog is a great way to keep us in your lives. Take care of one another. -Angie |
| 20th April 2008 Germ | whoot whoot - From: Songkran in Chiang Mai That looks like soooo much fun!!!! Im envious! |
| 16th April 2008 Elise | Happy New Year! - From: Songkran in Chiang Mai Thanks so much for sharing your Songkran experience - we are missing you here at PSCC, but enjoying the opportunity to live vicariously through your adventures! |
| 16th April 2008 Matt | Good Times - From: Songkran in Chiang Mai Hey Guys, Looks like you have settled in well. Like like a fun New Years!! Hope all is well on the job hunt!! |
| 15th April 2008 Jenny | - From: Chiang Mai Week 1 of ??? I love the bit about the PBJ sandwich. It is all very interesting,you both write so well. We are all enjoying hearing about the things that go on, keep it up, if you can. |
| 8th April 2008 Carol | Auntie - From: So We're in Thailand Looks like alot of fun! Wishing both of you the best! |
| 7th April 2008 Anita | Congratulations - From: Our TEFL Course (school) Congratulations on your graduation. Now the fun begins if you get to real Thai school teaching with classes with up to 50 students. I know you will be great. Have fun in Chiang Mai during SongKran. It is the funnest water fight on the planet. Love, Anita |
| 7th April 2008 Katie Bild | Getting a kick out of your blogs! - From: Leaving Ko Samui Just had to ask if Na Thon's streetfair was cooler than ours? Looks like you two are having fun, hope all is well and good luck! |
| 7th April 2008 CEBandBA | There are no stupid questions! - From: Our TEFL Course (school) I'm glad you asked actually because it made me look into it. Before I could have only told you that they are the lowest caste in India and were historically highly discriminated against. But now I can also tell you that the real name of the caste is Dalit and that in the Hindu religion they are believed to be the only caste that does not have any "varnas", parts of the body coming from the divinity Purusha. Today this caste is really only discriminated against in the more rural areas (well, that's what the internet says at least...). |
| 6th April 2008 Andrea | stupid american question - From: Our TEFL Course (school) what is the untouchable caste in India? |
| 6th April 2008 Matt Howe | Congrats - From: Leaving Ko Samui Congrats on finishing your course! It looks you guys have got the whole thai thing down. We miss you out here! Be Safe and enjoy your further adventures!! |
| 6th April 2008 Justin | Right on - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui Nice Brother....Very nice. Can't wait to visit you two. |
| 3rd April 2008 Ryan | crack a 40 and laugh - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui Oh man, that shit is fly! Cool deal |
| 31st March 2008 CEBandBA | Hey Casey! - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui There sure are some nice beaches out here! You are all welcome to come out anytime you want!!! Love you, miss you, Claire |
| 31st March 2008 Casey ( ; | Hey cuz! - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui Hey Claire I love the look of that beach! I need to go with you next time. |
| 29th March 2008 Germ | Grrrrrrr..... - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui I am soooooo Jelous! |
| 29th March 2008 Germ | WHOOT - From: Photos for first entry It really looks like you guys are having an amazing time! AWESOME! |
| 28th March 2008 Jeff | Sounds Exciting!!!! - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui Hey your new life looks so awesome. Ill have to come visit as soon as I can. |
| 28th March 2008 Judy | Great Pictures - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui Nice job with telling the story of your adventures; makings for a good book.......of course, the pictures make it come alive.........looking forward to the next chapter. |
| 28th March 2008 Frederick Love | new pet - From: Our New Home, Ko Samui awwww you got a new pet what did you name it haha |
| 20th March 2008 Nancy | Looks great! - From: So We're in Thailand So far you journey looks very interesting! What an adventure! Keep posting pics. This is a great forum |
| 19th March 2008 michael palmer | Amazing - From: Photos for first entry It looks kinda like escape from ny and big trouble in little china with a dash of 12th century mongolian art. Find a monkey anywhere please and befriend it for me. Much love from NY. |
| 19th March 2008 Andrea | - From: So We're in Thailand I look forward to reading more about your guys' travels:) |
| 19th March 2008 Andrea | - From: Photos for first entry These are some amazing photos:) That hotel room doesn't look bad at all and kinda looks like a studio apt. here in the states. It's good to read that you guys are enjoying yourselves and taking in all the spectacular sights. |
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