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Date: 22nd August 2010
poverty
is among the problem which faced our country now. so what is a so lution of this problem?
From Blog: Travels with Bandito
poverty
is among the problem which faced our country now. so what is a so lution of this problem?
From Blog: Travels with Bandito
Date: 23rd July 2010
I liked your article but maybe you was unable to capture the "REAL" Cape Verde because you didnt have a proper tour guide. I was born in America and my parents migrated to America of course but my Cape Verde experience is one that I can not seem to get enough!! Thank you for writing this blog!
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
I liked your article but maybe you was unable to capture the "REAL" Cape Verde because you didnt have a proper tour guide. I was born in America and my parents migrated to America of course but my Cape Verde experience is one that I can not seem to get enough!! Thank you for writing this blog!
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Picture of Standing Buddha at Monywa
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From Blog: ...It'll Always Be Burma To Me!
Date: 16th March 2010
just a little help for our friend
we've just finished a website for the little seafront hotel in Toubab Dialaw run by Baby, and we would like to ask you to fill in the LIVRE d'OR , a nice recommendation to advertize the place to other travellers ... This is the website : www. chezbaby.jimdo.com thank you in advance for her. Roxane and Jo, the french owners of the place ...
From Blog: I hate Senegalese buses
just a little help for our friend
we've just finished a website for the little seafront hotel in Toubab Dialaw run by Baby, and we would like to ask you to fill in the LIVRE d'OR , a nice recommendation to advertize the place to other travellers ... This is the website : www. chezbaby.jimdo.com thank you in advance for her. Roxane and Jo, the french owners of the place ...
From Blog: I hate Senegalese buses
Date: 24th January 2010
good decision
I am so pleased to hear you have finally reached the right decision. Congratulations and lots of love to you both. Gerry xxx
From Blog: Celebrating With Grover
good decision
I am so pleased to hear you have finally reached the right decision. Congratulations and lots of love to you both. Gerry xxx
From Blog: Celebrating With Grover
Date: 22nd January 2010
Congratulations
congratulatuons! no beter place to get engaged than gods own country!
From Blog: Celebrating With Grover
Congratulations
congratulatuons! no beter place to get engaged than gods own country!
From Blog: Celebrating With Grover
Date: 16th January 2010
Great Blog!
Very insightful as I prepare for my first trip to Africa (during the World Cup 2010). Thanks!
From Blog: Where disease stalks the land
Great Blog!
Very insightful as I prepare for my first trip to Africa (during the World Cup 2010). Thanks!
From Blog: Where disease stalks the land
Date: 9th January 2010
Thanks for the update... started to wonder what had happened to you two!! ...... and where's suze?? :)
From Blog: Temples, Thalis, Tamils and Traffic
Thanks for the update... started to wonder what had happened to you two!! ...... and where's suze?? :)
From Blog: Temples, Thalis, Tamils and Traffic
Date: 8th January 2010
hello sir
By Vishnu, I can't help but be overcome by flashbacks. You're so right that it doesn't change, and even more right about the nokias. you can almost touch the contradictions with the stick that they use to beat the pachyderms into line with. Nice blog bro, captures that strange damp rotting odour that seems to permeate everything but is somehow vaguely enticing very well. Hope it keeps going well.
From Blog: Temples, Thalis, Tamils and Traffic
hello sir
By Vishnu, I can't help but be overcome by flashbacks. You're so right that it doesn't change, and even more right about the nokias. you can almost touch the contradictions with the stick that they use to beat the pachyderms into line with. Nice blog bro, captures that strange damp rotting odour that seems to permeate everything but is somehow vaguely enticing very well. Hope it keeps going well.
From Blog: Temples, Thalis, Tamils and Traffic
Date: 9th September 2009
Thank you for writing this entry. I just wish more people knew a bit more about how Africa really is.
From Blog: 34,280 kilometres later, Part One: Debunking the African myths
Thank you for writing this entry. I just wish more people knew a bit more about how Africa really is.
From Blog: 34,280 kilometres later, Part One: Debunking the African myths
Date: 19th July 2009
Is this really works?
How can a Chimpanzee head bring your memory back?
From Blog: Losing your memory? Try New Powdered Chimpanzee Head!!
Is this really works?
How can a Chimpanzee head bring your memory back?
From Blog: Losing your memory? Try New Powdered Chimpanzee Head!!
Date: 21st June 2009
1ST off Cape Verdes economy is rapidly growing and now is one of the top in Africa... CV Islands is now a definite tourist attraction... you obviously didn’t appreciate the culture nor, do u understand. Alcoholism isn’t a problem, it’s just something that is offered throughout the country and used freely. Being of Portuguese descendents CV has grown extensively. You need to look past poverty and look more into culture and growth... and for your information it is a tropical paradise......Obviously u didn’t visit all livable islands.
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
1ST off Cape Verdes economy is rapidly growing and now is one of the top in Africa... CV Islands is now a definite tourist attraction... you obviously didn’t appreciate the culture nor, do u understand. Alcoholism isn’t a problem, it’s just something that is offered throughout the country and used freely. Being of Portuguese descendents CV has grown extensively. You need to look past poverty and look more into culture and growth... and for your information it is a tropical paradise......Obviously u didn’t visit all livable islands.
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Date: 29th May 2009
Am I American?
That is an awesome comment. Thanks for your insight. You have illuminated us all.
From Blog: 34,280 kilometres later, Part Two: Tom's Top Five of Everything
Am I American?
That is an awesome comment. Thanks for your insight. You have illuminated us all.
From Blog: 34,280 kilometres later, Part Two: Tom's Top Five of Everything
Date: 25th May 2009
Sodade
Reading your Blog makes me want to visit this poor country of mine. Can't live in it and can't quite let it go either. It is quite a dilemma. I crave a good rich catchupa just about now. I use to occasionally get it from my mother and older sisters when I visited, but now everyone is on a diet and catchupa is not exactly a low calorie food. Ciao
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Sodade
Reading your Blog makes me want to visit this poor country of mine. Can't live in it and can't quite let it go either. It is quite a dilemma. I crave a good rich catchupa just about now. I use to occasionally get it from my mother and older sisters when I visited, but now everyone is on a diet and catchupa is not exactly a low calorie food. Ciao
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Date: 20th May 2009
are you american?
you, my friend, are an ignorant ass.
From Blog: 34,280 kilometres later, Part Two: Tom's Top Five of Everything
are you american?
you, my friend, are an ignorant ass.
From Blog: 34,280 kilometres later, Part Two: Tom's Top Five of Everything
Date: 13th May 2009
Brat??
Mate, I was having a whinge about corrupt cops. They hassled my Dad and I didn't like it. I spent ten months in Africa and loved the joint. You can read the 40 blogs I posted all about my 'experimental trip'. Stop browsing the web looking for blogs to post silly comments on.
From Blog: Travels with Bandito
Brat??
Mate, I was having a whinge about corrupt cops. They hassled my Dad and I didn't like it. I spent ten months in Africa and loved the joint. You can read the 40 blogs I posted all about my 'experimental trip'. Stop browsing the web looking for blogs to post silly comments on.
From Blog: Travels with Bandito
Date: 6th May 2009
Chimoio
Guess you should just stay the hell out of Mozambique all together. Maybe just patronize the south african businesses in moz. Ever thought about staying in your backyard? Yeah, you sound like those brats who want to travel to Africa as an experimental trip then just talk bullshit. Ever heard of the press being over cautious when it comes to advising anyone about traveling anywhere? Africa is what it is and if u do not like it, go to Madrid!
From Blog: Travels with Bandito
Chimoio
Guess you should just stay the hell out of Mozambique all together. Maybe just patronize the south african businesses in moz. Ever thought about staying in your backyard? Yeah, you sound like those brats who want to travel to Africa as an experimental trip then just talk bullshit. Ever heard of the press being over cautious when it comes to advising anyone about traveling anywhere? Africa is what it is and if u do not like it, go to Madrid!
From Blog: Travels with Bandito
Date: 18th March 2009
Calm down caboverdeanos
If I'd have known that the Cape Verdean diaspora around the world would take my comments so seriously, I would have chosen my words more carefully! I actually loved the place, I was just passing on my feelings about how Cape Verde compared to my preconceptions. And despite what anyone says, the place has massive unemployment and alcohol problems. That's not an insult - that's just the case in a country with few resources, not much money, and a small economy. Please - don't take it personally. If someone said 'Australia is full of beer swilling arseholes', I'd shrug my shoulders and say, 'well, that's your opinion...and you probably have a reason for thinking that'.
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Calm down caboverdeanos
If I'd have known that the Cape Verdean diaspora around the world would take my comments so seriously, I would have chosen my words more carefully! I actually loved the place, I was just passing on my feelings about how Cape Verde compared to my preconceptions. And despite what anyone says, the place has massive unemployment and alcohol problems. That's not an insult - that's just the case in a country with few resources, not much money, and a small economy. Please - don't take it personally. If someone said 'Australia is full of beer swilling arseholes', I'd shrug my shoulders and say, 'well, that's your opinion...and you probably have a reason for thinking that'.
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Date: 12th March 2009
I just read and loved this little narrative about your visit to cape verde! I'm 1/2 cape verdean myself and have yet to visit any of the islands. I live in a very portuguese/cape verdean community in massachusetts actually and my neighbor just made some cachupa for me last night! haha sooo good! come to southeastern mass or (like christy said) rhode island where a lot cv people live to get some really good cachupa. : D -oh and 'cachupa rica,' you sound a little bitter. joao campos is right about the history. sorry to burst your self-righteous bubble : / ..lol
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
I just read and loved this little narrative about your visit to cape verde! I'm 1/2 cape verdean myself and have yet to visit any of the islands. I live in a very portuguese/cape verdean community in massachusetts actually and my neighbor just made some cachupa for me last night! haha sooo good! come to southeastern mass or (like christy said) rhode island where a lot cv people live to get some really good cachupa. : D -oh and 'cachupa rica,' you sound a little bitter. joao campos is right about the history. sorry to burst your self-righteous bubble : / ..lol
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Date: 14th February 2009
Setting things right
Cape Verde was named after a green cape on the coast of Africa, wich served as a reference point to the sailors of the fifteen century who wanted to go to the islands,hence this name. It had no people and was never green, except Santo Antão, as stated in several sixteen century reports, as the writings of Zurara.
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Setting things right
Cape Verde was named after a green cape on the coast of Africa, wich served as a reference point to the sailors of the fifteen century who wanted to go to the islands,hence this name. It had no people and was never green, except Santo Antão, as stated in several sixteen century reports, as the writings of Zurara.
From Blog: No cachupa for you!
Where to next 
Where I am now 
Where I've been 
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yes thats as.for ever.thanks for your interesting.
From Blog: "We shall not give up one inch of our beloved Sahara, not a grain of its sand"