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Date: 20th February 2013

Great site highlights of my lovely Island!!
Great site guys, you two really highlight our little island Caye Caulker, so beautiful, everything is real and natural, it's here for everyone to come visit and be a part of, come as a tourist and leave as family :) love the site!

From Blog: Two Hours South of Houston
Date: 11th February 2013

That 1 after each of your blogs in the status report was me...
I've enjoyed reading every one and look forward to more...hopefully before Lausanne in the summer.

From Blog: Two Hours South of Houston
Date: 6th February 2013


This picture caught my attention! It's been years since I have been in Belize but I always thought this was such an amazing spot.

From Blog: Two Hours South of Houston
Date: 15th January 2013

Loving Keith Richards "Life"
Jon and Deb: Loving the book you lent we loveme. Almost done. I have lusted about going to Belize for a long time. James Frehling has told me great fishing stories. Thank you for a wonderful dinner last time. You're blogs are absolutely astounding. As are the two of you. Hope to hook-up with you upon return.

From Blog: Two Hours South of Houston
Date: 15th January 2013

Great vacation, wish I was there.
Love the airport warning; it's like the speed bump warning in Baja with giant bump and the tiny flying pickup.

From Blog: Two Hours South of Houston
Date: 31st December 2012

A good friend of Mike
Hi Jon, I sent you a private message, but I don't know if you got it. Mike Jewell and I were very close at one time and his passing, although not totally unexpected, has hit me very hard. I'd been trying to get in touch with him for a couple of yrs now. The last time I talked to him he called me from his mother's on Xmas Day a few yrs ago. I'd appreciate it if you would get in touch with me. I knew something was wrong, but he would never say anything. Please contact me. Thanks

From Blog: To Live and Die in LA
Date: 31st July 2012


Jon--Thanks for sharing your and Nancy's adventures with us. I feel like I have revisited the stomping grounds of my former life when I was a Grecian player. When I close my eyes, I am there.

From Blog: In the House of Atreus
Date: 31st July 2012


Am experiencing your trip vicariously. Many thanks. XO BB

From Blog: In the House of Atreus
Date: 26th July 2012

Question
Would this be an appropriate forum to tell a few Greek jokes?

From Blog: What would Theseus have done?
Date: 27th July 2012


Maybe not from you!

From Blog: What would Theseus have done?
Date: 23rd July 2012

Wonka
Did you run into Agustus Gloop?

From Blog: Movable Feast
Date: 22nd July 2012

Wish I was there!!!!
Thanks for the blog, John, it has so made me want to travel some more before "real" old age sets in. Your humorous style of writing has made it so much more enjoyable. Love the pictures too. Switzerland is my favorite country so far and it was so much fun revisiting it through your blogs. Tell Nancy "Hi" and keep up the blogging. Donna

From Blog: Movable Feast
Date: 17th July 2012

Always good to read your travelogue
I travel vicariously through your writing Jon!

From Blog: Re-Arrived
Date: 8th July 2012

Cool!
Jon, I'm ferping now and have more free time to enjoy your blogs. Congratulations on your world travels. Don't know if you saw Kule during his visit, but we're working on a Rotary project for Kandy and it was great to spend some time with him. He's returning, but we now have this project to work on. Stay in touch and keep on blogging!

From Blog: Re-Arrived
Date: 13th April 2012


As savo kudikius maitinau iki dvylikos metu net ir ta nieko blogo nera,o viskas gerai.

From Blog: Under the Volcano
Date: 15th January 2012

Loving Colonial Mexico!
You know that we just love the blogs you send us on your adventures, both hither and Yon. Several years ago, we were lucky enough to ramble about in that verysame niegborhood; Valadolid etc. Once you leace the "green-tunnel", you can travel on a parralel road, but you have to slow down to 5-10m.p h. as you enter these tiny villages, where you may look right into the homes,(usually partially obscured by the ever-present hammock at the entrance). Yes, there was a toll on the new road that wasn't too steep, but God b-o-r-r-i-n-g. We loved Merida getting lucky enough to get rooms in an empty house with an extaordinary art collection. These folks were Lebonese and they had their own stories as it was in Oct 2001! Keep em' coming Dr. Pearce. p.s. we loved Nancy!

From Blog: The Two Merry Men of Merida
Date: 10th January 2012

jumping lead
it appears you might still be in the environs where chapulines are popular, usually in the oaxaca area; not that you might be attracted to fried grasshoppers but the local customs might grab you with the 'why not' and you might not regret tempting your palate with these potato chip, nut substitutes that go well with a cold cerveza now, but perhaps your bone marrow will rebel with the high concentration of lead, apparently from the material used to cook them, and be plagued until the earth changes its axis. tiene cuidado de los banditos

From Blog: The Two Merry Men of Merida
Date: 10th January 2012

Go to Isla Mujeres
2nd best snorkeling in the world! Avoid Cancun.

From Blog: The Two Merry Men of Merida
Date: 10th January 2012

loved the blog, which brought back old memories of trips to the Yucatan
Enjoy participating vicariously in your travels. I've just booked my first trip to Bangkok to learn more about Asia. keep up the good work.

From Blog: The Two Merry Men of Merida
Date: 12th August 2011


We just got back rom Desolation Sound in British Columbia. Something about feeling all that untravelled space beyond the roads.

From Blog: North
Date: 11th August 2011

bearing up
Love your blog and envy you the travel. Be careful out there!

From Blog: Bear Food
Date: 10th August 2011

everything's relative
hi jon--glad to hear from you. i thought maybe you were aboard this one- http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/upshot/alaskan-tourists-assailed-collapsing-glacier-ice-225644873.html or near this one-- http://news.yahoo.com/satellite-images-show-eruption-alaska-volcano-014613560.html watch your head!

From Blog: Inside the Inside Passage
Date: 9th March 2011

Thank you
John...That was great. It was like going down memory lane. Used to live in Manhatten Beach very near Venice. Visited there all the time. Was so sorry to hear about your cousin, sounds like he really had a tough time the last few years. Sad how we get so involved in our own lives and lose touch with our own family. I had a cousin call me last year and wanted to come visit to get away from the central valley heat. She was not my favorite person and I didn't want to see her, and it was 105 here. Told her fall would be a better time. Two weeks later she took a gun and shot herself in the head. Another guilt trip to take to my grave. Anyway, wonderful stories keep them coming! Love, Donna

From Blog: To Live and Die in LA
Date: 2nd March 2011

Howdy Jon!
Jon, I am so sorry to hear of your cousin passing away. Do you remember me? We spoke for 8 or more hours on that infamous plane ride from LA to London. I live in Tustin, which isn't too far from Venice, where you are staying. How long will you be in LA? Maria

From Blog: To Live and Die in LA
Date: 25th January 2011

Great Pictures!
You know, how to travel well! Anyway, it is a very thought full question about Vietnam War. But I like to believe members of your generation sacrificed their lives, so that my generation ( GOOGLE generation) will understand that wars are not winnable when our motives are flawed. Which generation does Bush belong ?

From Blog: A lifetime in two weeks





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