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| 12th December 2009 Mike | mannequins - From: Stew bumbs, beaches and lots of beans: Colombia I work for Las Vegas Mannequins and we sell the same mannequin you have in the pic. If anyone is looking to get one please let us know we would love to help you. www.lvmannequins.com |
| 17th November 2009 n to the s | you 2 - From: Bungy Jumping and Sheep! You TWO you have so much money you do silly thinks with your money so please schick it to the poor eleves in Afriko |
| 17th November 2009 Abasoaly | hi - From: Wellington to Greymouth hey.cool thing,youre looking sexy in the picctures,my sexy jake |
| 24th October 2009 Lorene | Animal Doctor? - From: Thailand: Dumb and Dumber in Koh Lanta Hello, I have run into a somewhat desperate situation here involving a 2 month old kitten (apparently not uncommon in these parts). Do you by any chance still have the name of the woman you contacted about the dogs? |
| 22nd October 2009 Jim | Re Shameful - From: Imperialist American devil bandits make visit to Ho Chi Minh City (Siagon) That is the way I read it. Jake & Leslie did not seem to believe what was being told to them. I know of several accounts where the VC castrated GIs. One female VC did it to over a dozen GIs after torturing them all night. She was eventually killed by a Marine Sniper. I read a book by a female American nurse who served in Vietnam. She recounted one night when a whole squad of soldiers were captured castrated and their genitals shoved in their mouths. The few that "survived" if you can call being sexless your whole life surviving were brought in for treatment. Her book is "Inside the Death Factory. Both sides did some atrocious things but the VC by far were the most vicious and sadistic. |
| 19th August 2009 lynn ciccarelli | - From: Behind the Scenes: Everything You've Wanted to Know About Our Round-the-World Trip (But Were Afraid to Ask) Hey guys. Welcome back. Leslie, right before you left HBO we spoke and I signed up to get your blog updates. I've been riveted since day 1 and it's been so interesting to see all the places you've been. Great life experience. Take care and enjoy the comforts of home ;) |
| 19th August 2009 mark | so cool that you two did this - From: Behind the Scenes: Everything You've Wanted to Know About Our Round-the-World Trip (But Were Afraid to Ask) i like how you guys live the long island life of leisure now too. it's like you retired with your parents :) |
| 19th August 2009 Jack | Thanks! - From: Behind the Scenes: Everything You've Wanted to Know About Our Round-the-World Trip (But Were Afraid to Ask) Every episode has been a pleasure. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures with us! |
| 18th August 2009 Carol & Lyman | Great Reading!!! - From: Behind the Scenes: Everything You've Wanted to Know About Our Round-the-World Trip (But Were Afraid to Ask) Jake & Leslie, We have so enjoyed this - I have saved every one of your blogs. Glad to have you back, and see you next time you come to SF, or if we come to NY (Send us your address or phone or e-mail) Welcome back, Carol & Lyman |
| 12th August 2009 Jake and Leslie | Re: Shameful - From: Imperialist American devil bandits make visit to Ho Chi Minh City (Siagon) Brett - maybe you should have reread what we had written before trying to lecture. Nowhere did we say that the Viet Cong didn't commit atrocities, we said it was interesting/comical that the Vietnamese government today have such a biased view that they deny that the Viet Cong committed any atrocities at all. |
| 7th August 2009 anonymous | - From: Trying to keep cool in Singapore and Bangkok I think you need to make a few corrections... snakes are not poisonous they are venomous! (since you can eat them if you really wanted) and also "Hanging out with a reticulated python at the Snake Farm in Bangkok" that is actually a lovely burmese python. Sorry but I keep alot of snakes and I thought this information could be interesting/helpful for you. :) |
| 4th August 2009 Brett Knoss | about the tiger cages - From: Imperialist American devil bandits make visit to Ho Chi Minh City (Siagon) Tiger cages were used to punish prisoners for severe infractions like arson (a form of sabotage). They were not used for prisoners on a regular basis, likewise the Communists used such cells for ordinary prisoners and often liked to leave prisoners in steel crates used by the Americans for shipping. The tiger cages were humane relative to this brutal treatment of ARVN POW's. |
| 3rd August 2009 Brett Knoss | Shameful - From: Imperialist American devil bandits make visit to Ho Chi Minh City (Siagon) Your comments about the VietCong not having committed atrocities. The VietCong were horrific to the Vietnamese people in one village a chief was bound castrated then his testicles put in his mouth which was sewn shut, while his pregnant wife womb was cut open and the child impaled from ear to ear with bamboo. People were routinely executed throughout the war and until and fear was a major tactic sometimes a whole town was intimidated by 5 VietCong and many villages were burned for being neutral. After the war 1.7 million Vietnamese were killed by the Communists and another 2.5 million Cambodians by the Khmer Rouge. It's good that the Vietnamese do not hold a grudge for against America even though they ended support to the Republic of Vietnam and Republic of Cambodia and did not begin bombing once the Communists violated the Paris Peace Accord. |
| 22nd July 2009 Marc | wow - From: South Africa: Durban and Capetown Yes cape town really does rock. I especially like Tamboerskloof having stayed there once before. Did you catch a flight from cape town to durban with Kulula? |
| 16th July 2009 elyse | - From: Our Jungle Hike to the Lost City (Colombia's Ciudad Perdida) wow, you're are back!? just read your most recent blog. call me! |
| 12th July 2009 jimmy rattanavong | WOW Why Laos - From: Leaving Laos (and the missing elephant trek photos) why did you guys decide to go to laos out of all other places? ive been to laos myself its really beautiful, savannakhet is where we stayed |
| 7th July 2009 Mom and Dad | Funny and Interesting! - From: Our Jungle Hike to the Lost City (Colombia's Ciudad Perdida) We LOVED the blog. Did you visit any coffee plantations in Columbia? |
| 25th June 2009 William Cozart | Defending Bogota - From: Stew bumbs, beaches and lots of beans: Colombia Hey guys! Glad you had a good time in Colombia but i just want to come up and help out One night is not enough to be in Bogota to get a little of the "local" flavor you talk about. Just because you happen to be in the one of the cheapest parts of town and found a few problems is not enough time get to "review" a city. Bogota is actually one of the nicest cities in SA. It is just is I decided to go cheap and stay at the bronx in NYC or Brixton in London for one night and then say that the city is full of crime, graffiti and crack heads and that it is not worth to visit. I mean, if Taganga, which I consider kind of dumpy, grew up on you guys I would think that had you given Bogota a little more time you would have loved it. Really. Anyway, just a comment to defend the city I spend a lot of time in and found to be great and exciting. You are actually one of the few people describing Bogota as a bad place to see. Great reading about your travel. Keep on writing. You would be surprise the amount of people that read the blogs! Happy travels! Will |
| 19th June 2009 Mark | I read the whole thing :) - From: Bus bingo, hikes and altitude sickness (the beginning of our Peru journey) Funny, because I have been to every place you describe so far and experienced so many of the same things and recognize a lot of your pictures!!! Looking forward to Cusco and Machu Pichu updates. That's where I am now. You didn't go to Lake Titicaca? |
| 2nd June 2009 Jake and Leslie | sandboarding - From: Sandboarding & a nasty fight with the bus company (our brief travels through Chile) hey alyson! once your house is done, you can go to chile on vacation. and once our trip is done, we can start saving for a house :) we`re going in opposite directions... |
| 2nd June 2009 ALYSON | SANDBOARDING - From: Sandboarding & a nasty fight with the bus company (our brief travels through Chile) I Love the pictures of you guys sandboarding, its like you are the only ones in a huge desert! At least you had company w/ all the dogs! I wish I could do that! |
| 31st May 2009 ALYSON | GLASSES - From: Human Remains, Huffing and Salt Fields (NW Argentina) Your last pic of your last pair of glasses should def. be your new facebook photo! |
| 22nd May 2009 ALYSON | HI - From: Tucuman...Beginning of Siesta country Loved the picture of Christ blessing the doggie, that is a holy dog, too cute! Missing you! ~ Aly |
| 14th May 2009 antonina | pizza - From: Street Life in Buenos Aires seems like there's a whole lotta pizza being eaten in buenos aires. |
| 11th May 2009 Don & Senetta | Brings Back Memories - From: Street Life in Buenos Aires Leslie, remember when we visited you in BA? Your pictures bring back a lot of memories. Dad said that 2 goons from Lonely Planet came by the house asking when you would be back from your trip. Love, Mom and Dad |
| 11th May 2009 ALYson Smith | UGH - From: Street Life in Buenos Aires The subway toilet made me throw up in my mouth! It looks like you are having a great time visiting Magda and all your old friends! |
| 15th April 2009 Leslie's Mom | Amazing Beach Pics - From: The most beautiful place in the world! (seriously) Hi Leslie and Jake, Your beach pics are amazing. It must be really beautiful there! We miss you! Love, Mom |
| 11th April 2009 Jack & Sandy | NICE!!! - From: Culture AND beaches! (Salvador and Morro de Sao Paulo) We still look forward to every post from you both and are very very jealous.....still...of the adventure you're on. Be well! |
| 7th April 2009 norene | Hi Guys! - From: Macieo-- beaches, beaches, beaches!!!! I love catching up on your site, it's been a long time. How in the heck did you ever climb down that mountain? I wonder how high up you were, it looked so scarey! Are you eating much, you both look so slim? Miss you! Nor |
| 25th March 2009 DON | Hi from Punta Gorda - From: Macieo-- beaches, beaches, beaches!!!! Good to hear from you. Nice to see the beach pictures. Keep them coming. |
| 15th February 2009 Zellie | Raglan beach was in my dream! - From: Bungy Jumping and Sheep! Wow I just stumbled across your blog and your picture of Raglan beach looks exactly like this beach in a dream I had--a dream where I thought I was in New Zealand! I did go to NZ but I don't think I ever went to Raglan.... Here's the dream http://mywildheart.wordpress.com/2009/01/26/unborn/ |
| 8th February 2009 cylan | would you... - From: South Africa: Durban and Capetown so, would you go back to SA? Hope you are having fun in Brazil! |
| 4th February 2009 Maria | Relatives in S.Africa - From: South Africa: Durban and Capetown Jake, you have relatives who live in S. Africa? Is your family originally from there? |
| 18th January 2009 lauren | Mandela's hose - From: Thailand to South Africa Mandela's house looks like that "beautiful" beach we were on in thailand! Anyhow, S Africa sounds like fun. I can't wait to read more ;) |
| 10th January 2009 Mom & Dad | Time goes by so quickly - From: Thailand: Dumb and Dumber in Koh Lanta It's hard to believe that you will leave SE Asia tomorrow - you are having so much fun. |
| 30th December 2008 Nisha T | Power Suits - From: Rain, mudbaths and suits in Vietnam "...like something a 1980s drug trafficker might wear to court." Love the analogy! These entries just keep getting better! |
| 30th December 2008 Don &Senetta | Wonderful! - From: Back in Thailand, magical land of the 7-11! We really enjoyed your description of the beaches, and the animal sculptures! (We also had 2 blonde kids here in FL for Xmas, of course!) HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!! |
| 20th December 2008 Jake and Leslie | dead rats and squirrels - From: Leaving Laos (and the missing elephant trek photos) hey artie and alyson! apparently little vermin make a tasty dinner in laos, but jake didn't actually try them... even he has his limits! ;) none of the outdoor markets in s.e. asia appear to have refrigeration, so meat and fish just sit outside in the sweltering sun all day. glad i am a vegetarian! hehe -leslie |
| 14th December 2008 ARTIE | AMAZING PICTURES - From: Leaving Laos (and the missing elephant trek photos) I love your pictures...I cant believe The Bearded Giant, Jake, eats anything. That is awesome. Are any insects living in your beard Jake? Leslie you look beautiful. I love the house with tree growing on top of it. Does anyone buy dead rats and squirrels and what do they do with them? I think Alyson's parents might want to decorate their house with dead rats and squirrels! Great pictures. You are guys are amazing. |
| 14th December 2008 ALYSON | CHICKENS - From: Rain, mudbaths and suits in Vietnam I DON'T THINK I CAN HAVE CHICKEN EVER AGAIN AFTER SEEING THAT PICTURE! |
| 12th December 2008 Jake and Leslie | Away for the holidays - From: Holiday in Cambodia II: Phnom Penh Thanks Ann! We missed you guys too this Thanksgiving... you always have the best food :) It's weird being away for the big holidays... |
| 12th December 2008 deleted_54495 | Great trip - From: Rain, mudbaths and suits in Vietnam Thanks for sharing Jake and Leslie. Hope you had more fantastic experience in Vietnam. |
| 9th December 2008 Ann | PJs, etc. - From: Sihanoukville- Where everyone wears pajamas Happy Food and PJs -- my kind of town! The hotel room looks like a set from a 1950's sitcom. Bug Free - Yay!! |
| 9th December 2008 Ann | We missed you! - From: Holiday in Cambodia II: Phnom Penh Hi guys - your blog is great! Finally getting around to comment. We missed you at Thanksgiving. We'll have to have a make-up meal. |
| 1st December 2008 lauren hill | ha ha ha ha ha - From: Sihanoukville- Where everyone wears pajamas OMG I am laughing so hard. This is so hysterical! |
| 1st December 2008 Jake and Leslie | still loving the cows - From: Leaving Laos (and the missing elephant trek photos) kate-- you know me (Leslie) so well! i love getting up close with livestock whenever possible. it turns out new zealand prepared us well for our south east asian journey ;) |
| 19th November 2008 kate | - From: Leaving Laos (and the missing elephant trek photos) Hi guys! Laos sounds really cool! Can't believe you ate those cow dung seeds and sour ants (and not the ripe squirrels!) - crazy! Your adventures are so amazing; when you get back to New York, you will be installing a squat toilet and hanging from mosquito net hammocks in your apartment, just to get the travelling vibe back!! :) Looks like you found another cow Leslie? And a cave! Practically de javu of your New Zealand leg of the trip! |
| 19th November 2008 Don & Senetta | Laos is real cool! - From: Leaving Laos (and the missing elephant trek photos) Hi - Jake looks really handsome with his full beard! Was he able to find new flip flops? Leslie, your father wants to know if cow dung seeds go well with beer - maybe you could ship him some for his birthday! Love, Mom and Dad |
| 30th October 2008 lauren | omg so scarry - From: Friendly rats, dog beatings and other fun stuff i would have a heart attack with those bugs. ickyyy!! sooo scary! im scared. |
| 20th October 2008 Sandy & Jack | Jeeez - From: Monkeys!!! (And More Temples) You guys sound bored...... NOT! |
| 3rd October 2008 your cuz | Australia - From: Skydiving & Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo What a great adventure you guys are having. The pics are amazing. Can't wait for the next update. Love you guys! Norene |
| 1st October 2008 Andrew Francis Segal I | Hey - From: Skydiving & Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo Look out, Jake. Barny is copping a feel there. I submitted days to take off in March to come to Salvador Bahia. I should have an answer in a few week's time. Looking to arrive on Saturday, March 14th and leave Sat night/Sun morning the following week. I will confirm when it's cleared. Oh, the Crocmen rock. |
| 1st October 2008 Leslie's Parentsw | Neat Pics & Commentary - From: Skydiving & Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo Your wrap-up blog for Australia is really wonderful! Sorry Jake hurt himself skydiving. We really enjoyed the pics. |
| 22nd September 2008 Don and Senetta | Beautiful Pics! - From: The Great Barrier Reef Well, we're glad you weren't eaten by a croc! The pictures are lovely, and you seem to be having a good time. Dad says to tell Jake that the Mets are a game and a half gambehind the Phillies for first place, but a game and a half ahead of the Brewers for the wildcard. Relief pitching still sucks. Tonight the Mets host the Cubs, and we have tickets. Tomorrow we're going to see "Gypsy" on B'way with Patty Lupone. New Mexico was wonderful!!!! Love, Mon and Dad |
| 22nd September 2008 ALYSON | FISH - From: Outback to the Coast I think I can wash and scrub my clothes on Fish's chest! Does this man eat! |
| 19th September 2008 Kate | - From: Outback to the Coast Hi dee hi campers! Looks like you are having fun meeting lots of crazy wildlife... crocs, dingos, kookaburras, toothless guides! Totally entertaining blog, love it! I love the woman stick thingy, what a laugh! Kate & Grant |
| 14th September 2008 Aunt Charlotte | Thanks, Guys! - From: Outback to the Coast Hey Guys, I'm really enjoying your travel, blog. You'll have a great "blog book" when you get home. Thanks for taking the time to send your musings and pictures along to us. Love, Aunt Charlotte |
| 13th September 2008 Kate & Grant | - From: The Outback II: Wild Camels, Cliff Hikes and Jimmy the Bush Tucker Man Hi guys! Your photos and stories are excellent, you should write a travel book after all this... The waterfalls and uluru look cool. All those abandoned cars on the highway, and all that red open desert space is crazy... Hope you get to see a croc, but not in the water while you are swimming :) |
| 29th August 2008 Maria | Hello from Long Island! - From: The Outback! You guys look like you're having a great time. More fun than hanging in Long Island, though things are good here, too. Keep posting on your blog...have fun! |
| 28th August 2008 Don & Senetta | Yikes - From: The Outback! Can't believe you woke up at 6:15 to see Uluru, but it was certainly lovely! Jake, how did you get Leslie out of bed that early? |
| 23rd August 2008 lauren | feeding sharks - From: Playing Footy in Melbourne im super tired in italy and im checking out your blog from the b&b lobby. i thought jake was feeding the sharks, had to do a double take. miss u! |
| 20th August 2008 Norene | Sydney - From: Chinese Feasts & Theater in Sydney Hey guys, the pictures of Sydney are beautiful. Having to stay in some of the rooms however is a great test of your love for each other. I'm so excited for you both, wish Mark and I were there. Love you, Norene |
| 19th August 2008 Andrew Francis Segal I | High Tea, Jake? - From: Playing Footy in Melbourne What would the Iron Sheik say about this? |
| 19th August 2008 ALYSON | ew - From: Chinese Feasts & Theater in Sydney Why is that chick holding her boobs and talking about eggs? Do eggs make your boobs bigger? Artie and I would have loved to go to the pub with the video game tables! |
| 19th August 2008 ALYSON | ARRESTED? - From: Playing Footy in Melbourne LOVE THOSE MUG SHOTS! |
| 15th August 2008 Mom & Dad | Glad you enjoyed Sydney - From: Still in Sydney Sydney looked pretty cool to us! The pies were a little confusing - maybe you can replicate them when you get home. We really look forward to your postings. |
| 9th August 2008 RON NJ | Jake - From: Abandoned Goldmines and Scuba Diving in NZ Is that a bullitproof vest Jake has on? |
| 9th August 2008 RON NJ | FISH - From: Abandoned Goldmines and Scuba Diving in NZ See any snap fish? I still hate snap fish. Put some Jack in that soda. |
| 9th August 2008 Jake and Leslie | Puerto Rico - From: Abandoned Goldmines and Scuba Diving in NZ Hi Fernando. Good to hear from the HBO crew! We're not planning to stop in Puerto Rico, but we would love to make it there at some point. A year isn't that long when you think of all the great places to see ;) |
| 7th August 2008 Fernando | Hello - From: Abandoned Goldmines and Scuba Diving in NZ Greetings from your friends at HBO! Looks like you are both having a blast though that L&P soda doesn't sound too appetizing. The big story here in NY is that the Jets got Brett Favre. Is Puerto Rico on your itinerary? |
| 7th August 2008 ALYSON | Sexy suits - From: Abandoned Goldmines and Scuba Diving in NZ Those wet suits are straight outta a 007 Bond movie, very saucy! |
| 6th August 2008 Jack & Sandy | Incredible! - From: Abandoned Goldmines and Scuba Diving in NZ Every blog entry makes me more and more envious. This trip is fantastic. Thanks for the sharing! ~J |
| 31st July 2008 Jody | Thanks for sharing your pics - From: Bungy Jumping and Sheep! It looks and sounds like you're having a great time. Thanks for sharing the pics and info. I'm sure you will meet some great people and have some 'interesting' experiences (I'll take the sheep over bungy jumping). Missed you at the Hill Clambake. Really missed Uncle Hoot. I'll be checking in to keep up on the fun. Take care. |
| 30th July 2008 Andrew Francis Segal I | Lake Pukaki - From: Southern New Zealand Did a 1st-grader name this Lake? |
| 30th July 2008 Andrew Francis Segal I | hey - awesome photos - From: Bungy Jumping and Sheep! No surprise about the PSA's, boozing is a part of life there. Remind me when you get back - I got a crazy film for you to watch, and indie about an alcoholic Dad. |
| 28th July 2008 Don & Senetta | Hi from Athens - From: Southern New Zealand Hi Guys, Your snowy pictures looked great! It's in the 90's here in Athens, and very sunny, so we could use a little snow! We just visited the Acropolis as part of a wonderful guided tour. We're glad you are OK. Yesterday we met some New Zealanders, and they told us it would be "quite cold" on the south island. Tomorrow, Ephuses! Love, Mom and Dad xxxoooxxx |
| 28th July 2008 Kate | - From: Southern New Zealand Hahahahaha.... you guys crack me up! |
| 28th July 2008 martha | shout out! - From: Wellington to Greymouth woo hoo! greetings from williamsburg to the "williamsburg of the souther hemisphere." loving the blog! good luck with the ticket issue. haven't gotten to the next entry. i'm riveted. what's going to happen next?? |
| 28th July 2008 ALYSON | JAKE'S BUNGY VIDEO - From: Wellington to Greymouth I love Jake's scream as he's bunging! You laughing on the video is priceless! |
| 23rd July 2008 A Francis Segal | bungy jumping - From: Wellington to Greymouth awesome, 'cept for that scream like someone was sodomizing you. Bahamas was great. Only bad part was getting touch of vertigo for a couple of days, not good. |
| 22nd July 2008 nj ron | - From: Wellington to Greymouth If you need help in NZ look up Murray Hewitt he works at the New Zealand consulate in ny. He's also the manager of the band Flight Of The Concoards. |
| 22nd July 2008 Krista | Unreal - From: Bungy Jumping and Sheep! I'm so glad you guys have this blog! The pictures are incredible. I wanna go! |
| 17th July 2008 Kate and Grant | Crazy Kids - From: Bungy Jumping and Sheep! Glad to see you guys are doing ok since you left Hamilton! We were worried you would freeze in your little campervan! Can't believe Jake bungy-jumped, crazy! Can't wait to see a video and hear his man scream... cant be as girlish as Grant's. How come you didn't take the plunge Leslie? ;) You could have done a tandem!! Have a fun time in Wellington, check out the Chocolate Fish Cafe in Seatoun if you feel like a drive around the coast... and Te Papa museum is quite cool (and free!)... If you are walking around the city, check out Cuba St and the shops/cafes. I like Olive Cafe! Also , the cable car from Lambton Quay is classic, and gives a good view of the city..! And there is kayaking at the waterfront, you can walk from Te Papa... |
| 17th July 2008 Mom | Wonderful Photos - From: Bungy Jumping and Sheep! Hi guys, We really enjoy the commentary and photos. It's nice to know you are having a good time. We miss you! |
| 17th July 2008 momo | - From: Bungy Jumping and Sheep! great pictures! im glad you are having a great time!! Are you eating well after the big japanese meal? |
| 12th July 2008 Don's Grill | Life In Manhasset - From: Flashback- Last Days in Fiji and First in NZ Please come back and take me with you. |
| 11th July 2008 Shelley | Hello from NYC - From: Moving on to Fiji mainland Hi Guys, living vicariously with you. If you pass a bookstore, and the mark-up isn't too huge, get a copy of "Blue Latitudes by Tony Horwitz, about Tony's recently replicating Captain Cook's voyages - including passages on New Zealand, Fiji, etc. Very entertaining! |
| 11th July 2008 Jack | !!! - From: First illness of the trip Sorry to hear about the ear.... Thanks for keeping us all up to date.... We're thinking of you both! ~S&J~ |
| 11th July 2008 lauren | feel better! - From: First illness of the trip Good that you got medicine. Feel better!! -your sis |
| 9th July 2008 Senetta | We are all enjoying your blog - From: Moving on to Fiji mainland Hi Guys, The clambake in Maine was a huge success this year, and everyone missed you. Most of the Maine relatives have checked out your blog, and they all wish you well. |
| 7th July 2008 Delores | Jealous - From: Moving on to Fiji mainland I'm so jealous of you guys, you are doing what most people dream of but don't have what it takes to do it, traveling around the world...enjoy and be safe. Great blog site! |
| 7th July 2008 Mark | - From: Moving on to Fiji mainland Fiji looks fun! Glad Leslie went snorkeling! How were the fish, scary :) Looking forward to following your adventures. Lauren and I read that Bulgaria is super cheap ($5 a night in some places). Are you heading there at any point? |
| 7th July 2008 Ally | Hello you crazy kids! - From: Moving on to Fiji mainland Hi guys! Glad to hear you are off and running on your new adventure. It must be so amazing to spend your days exploring new towns, beaches, etc. I'm jealous, but, I can live vicariously through your blog, hehe!! Can't wait to hear about NZ - Safe travels! |
| 2nd July 2008 Don & Senetta | Neat Pics - From: San Francisco and Fiji... and so it begins! We really enjoyed the pictures, and we're looking forward to seeing more of Fiji! The $3 dinner sounds pretty good! We hope Jake's mosquito bite is better.. it looked HUGE. We miss you guys! |
| 1st July 2008 lauren | can't wait to read more! - From: San Francisco and Fiji... and so it begins! Don't forget to add the gory details--the kind that go in family Christmas letters! I also agree with the previous comment--I am looking forward to the pics you post. Sound like you are having a blast. |
| 1st July 2008 ALYSON | I MISS YA! - From: San Francisco and Fiji... and so it begins! I MISS MY PARTNER IN CRIME! ITS NOT THE SAME HAVING MY SHOREHAVEN ASSOCIATION NEIGHBOR A MILLION MILES AWAY! =) ANYWHAYS I'M SO EXCITED TO SEE FUTURE PICS OF YOU AND JAKE AND ALL YOUR ADVENTURES! THINGS ARE CRAZY HERE WITH HOUSE STUFF/ENGAGEMENT PARTY PLANNING...I WISH I WAS AWAY WITH YOU GUYS...TTYL ~ ALY |
| 28th June 2008 jeanie | that's all we get? - From: San Francisco and Fiji... and so it begins! you guys need to add pictures galore!! i wanna see tacos, lagoons, museum art, lakes, parks, anything at all so we can live vicariously through you :) |
| 24th June 2008 Avery Yale Kamila | Bon Voyage! - From: Just booked the RTW ticket! Congratulations on your engagement and hope you have a wonderful trip! |
| 7th June 2008 Maria | Have a great trip! - From: Just booked the RTW ticket! What a great itinerary! I wish I could go to all of those places with you. Have a great time and I'll keep up with you through our blog. |
