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22nd August 2010

Leslie Bianco
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Cambodia
..... jesus. I can't even imagine ...
From Blog: #17-Haunted
19th August 2010

Tom Emberson
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Hello
Very powerful sharing Jason. Sounds like a deeply moving experience in so many ways. Thank you for helping to enlighten me on what's happening out there in the world. Look forward to your safe return. Lot's of love, Tom~
From Blog: #16-Siem Reap-Same Same, But Different
19th August 2010

eddie
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wow
wow i want to see those places in real one day!!!!! come back safe to home my friend i hope see you soon!!!!!
19th August 2010

Leslie Bianco
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Cambodia
Wow. At first I was ... and then I was ... Wow. I believe I have to ponder qutie a bit of this before I can really determine my thoughts on it. You summed up a large portion of my emotional response to this blog by saying some of it upset you, some of it left you speechless. I think that may be where I sort of am right now ... I can't imagine seeing and hearing about .... and I'm back to speechless. Your students DON'T EVEN KNOW how much they will benefits from all of this ... Of course you are still FABULOUS!! :) You always will be!! Work it!!
From Blog: #16-Siem Reap-Same Same, But Different
17th August 2010

william
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Golem
You guys kinda look good together!!! What a story!! Have not stopped laughing...You are definitely an incredible sport...I would've freaked...See you on the 23rd..love Billy
From Blog: #15--Goodbye Vietnam (and Golem)
17th August 2010

ldinh
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Very funny
I had the same experience from my last trip to Vietnam. But from a friend, who I know surely that he is not gay. I don't know why some drunken man in Vietnam would act that way. Thanks for the laughs..!!
From Blog: #15--Goodbye Vietnam (and Golem)
17th August 2010

ldinh
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Interesting
I happen to run across you blog and found it interesting. Great pictures and stories. However, this is still a one-sided story that you hear about. The other half should be heard from the Vietnam vets and Vietnamese soldiers from the South who fought along side the American soldiers (who do not live in Vietnam). I am not trying to criticize your blogs because I find it rather interesting and informative.Thanks for sharing..!!!!!
From Blog: #14- The DeMiltarized Zone
17th August 2010

william white
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next trip
Wow...Now this place looks amazing...great pic of you on the beach....Looks so serene and tranquil...Your writing makes me feel like I'm actually there...Thank you for an incredible tour..love Billy
From Blog: #12-Barf Bus, Yoda, and Three Lonely Beaches
17th August 2010

william white
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MOM
Your mom would be so proud of you!!! love billy
From Blog: #10-Unsent Postcard #2
17th August 2010

william white
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Dear Mom
Jason..this entry really touched my heart...Wow!! What a way to tug at the heart strings...oxox Billy
From Blog: #7 Unsent Postcard
17th August 2010

william white
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Dear Mom
Jason..this entry really touched my heart...Wow!! What a way to tug at the heart strings...oxox Billy
From Blog: #7 Unsent Postcard
17th August 2010

steve
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wow
hey there, randomly stumbled upon your blog as i debate where to travel to next. besides the fact that you're an excellent writer, your travels seem amazing and insightful. happiness, health and adventure to you on the rest of your trip. steve
From Blog: #9-Mr. Saigon in Cu Ci
15th August 2010

Wendy
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Interesting
I found it incredibly interesting that your guide was even taken back by the treatment of the soldiers upon their return home. I found it even more suprising that some soldiers had returned to Nam to heal wounds. INCREDIBLE. Something I never would have thought about. I have to say I am LOVING your Blogs and have learned a lot!
From Blog: #14- The DeMiltarized Zone
13th August 2010

Kim Chi
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i hope you have more fun in cambodia!
From Blog: #15--Goodbye Vietnam (and Golem)
13th August 2010

Charles Paul
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wow
Jason, you do the grant foundation credit. these are moving reports and awesome photographs. What a vicarious pleasure this is. best, cp
From Blog: #13- War and Butterflies
13th August 2010

Paul
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Golem is a dead man. When Im done with him he'll wish he was missing the rest of those digits, that's for sure!~!! LOL Love you Bubba, Paulie
From Blog: #15--Goodbye Vietnam (and Golem)
12th August 2010

Peter
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you cease to amaze me
wow jason, you sound like you are having a great time, a very memorable time, and some amazing experiences. you really are immersing yourself with the culture, i am so happy for you and wish that you come back safely. :)
From Blog: #15--Goodbye Vietnam (and Golem)
12th August 2010

Peter
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amazing
wow jason, from your travels to asia, you have really sparked an interest in me :)
From Blog: #14- The DeMiltarized Zone
12th August 2010

Diane Von Furstenberg Luggage
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Diane Von Furstenberg Luggage
This debate will rage on for years to come. I'm sure each side of the fence has valid reasons for what they believe. Diane Von Furstenberg Luggage Great article, really informative. Keep it up!
From Blog: #12-Barf Bus, Yoda, and Three Lonely Beaches
12th August 2010

Ralph
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very amusing stories for your blogs. :) keep em coming! hope you can get your own Best Travel Deals with us on your next adventure! kudos! :)
From Blog: #15--Goodbye Vietnam (and Golem)
12th August 2010

Leslie Bianco
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Golem
Oh sweet Jesus!! You had me laughing SOOOOOOO hard!!! You couldn't make that stuff up if you tried!! Happy trails my friend .. looking forward to your next post!! :) Gargonzola ... omg :')))))
From Blog: #15--Goodbye Vietnam (and Golem)
12th August 2010

Leslie Bianco
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DMZ
Wow ...
From Blog: #14- The DeMiltarized Zone
12th August 2010

Kelly
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Too funny Jason. Thanks for the laugh at your expense (as always)
From Blog: #15--Goodbye Vietnam (and Golem)
9th August 2010

Nick
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Amazing
Fantastic images Jason! Glad to hear you are experiencing and learning so much history!
From Blog: #12-Barf Bus, Yoda, and Three Lonely Beaches
9th August 2010

Julie Lynn
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Thank you, Jason, for sharing your interesting travel writing and beautiful photos. Funny about the deer.
From Blog: #3-My Photo of Kyoto

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I am a High School U.S. History teacher who loves to travel. Whether by myself or with friends and family, travel unlocks my understanding of the world and the people in it. I have also found it teaches me a whole lot about me. I hope you enjoy reading about my travels to Vietnam in 2005, Myanmar, Thailand, the UAR, and Europe in 2007, Japan, Vietnam, Cambodia and Korea in 2010 And the southern/middle part of the United States in 2011. Feel free to share your comments and ideas. ... full info
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