congrats - well done Nice work Nami - what a champion you are. 660kms - wow. I feel exhausted just thinking about it! Burma looks beautiful - your photos are fantastic. You should put together a big photo album of all the places you've been - you have been to so many places and taken such great photos.
ahhhh at last great blog update. all the wombats loved the pictures and really felt for you riding up that long hill but lost the sympathy when they saw the accommodation. It would be good for grandpa wombat to see some of these so might try and print them out..great to hear from you after such long silences
Cooks frogs and eat baby bees Hi Nami - I think the list of things you have eaten in your life and have cooked is becoming most interesting- so did it taste like chicken?Just a bit of news Kim is married, Aarron is working - as in full-time employee working - yep still in China, May and Ha are expecting a baby in late Jan early Feb so when you get back there will be plenty of new sticky toddlers and drooling babies to meet. Love your journal by the way!
all that walking must be really good for you all that walking must be really good for you and then to have a feast of bees you are a lucky duck.
I went to the wombat map shop to find out where all these places are. some are spelt differently to the way you spell them for example sayabouli is spelt xaignabouli, confusing!!
Hi Nami,
Please write as much as you want and those people with short attention spans (engendered by excessive SMS'ng) with just have to cope as best they can!
Take care
Always of interest Hey Namsi - Epics or not I am always interested in what you are getting up to! Things are going well at our end with the BIG DAY slowly approaching (9 Nov). Hope that you will come to visit us when the little one arrives :).
blame As the little brother that seems to have gotten a bad rap for something to do with chips and seaguls, I feel the need to defend myself. But then again, why bother. Nami is more stubborn then me (she's gotta be better at something!) so my efforts would be wasted.
:) Want to fire some of these off at our wedding? Wouldn't be too dissimilar to our traditional croation shooting of the riffle, better still, why not a rocket? Mayeb we could use some shaving cream with 'just married'? :) Looking forward to seeing you too :) xxxx
new update required Nami, it's about time you sent another update. Surely you must have got yourself into an embarassing, clumsy or silly situation again by now!
but you should see the movie very interesting, watched the DVD last night and it was quite good too. Good to see that you both managed to improve your surfing skills and had a great time. Tim continues surfing sans board at the moment with plans to get one soon.
Kristina's questions Hi Kristina, thanks for your comment on my blog. Camels are definitely higher than horses and a little awkward to ride but still fun. I wouldn't worry about it too much. We found it was a very slow pace over the sand dunes, like a relaxing walk but on a camel.... :-)...you can get coffee but more mint tea is definitely a staple drink! Have fun! Let me know if you post your own blog about your adventures....
Hi everyone!
Welcome to my travelblog where I shall attempt to entertain you with tales of my new adventures in Laos! I will try to keep this as up to date as possible with pictures and details about my new life, work, people I meet and most importantly things I eat!
Just to spice things up a bit I will try to post some of my travel tales from Spain and Morocco earlier this year as well...
Happy reading...and keep in touch!
Nami
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congrats - well done
Nice work Nami - what a champion you are. 660kms - wow. I feel exhausted just thinking about it! Burma looks beautiful - your photos are fantastic. You should put together a big photo album of all the places you've been - you have been to so many places and taken such great photos.