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Date: 25th February 2011

Thanks
Much appreciated, and lunch looks great. I like "The beauty of Korea" cigarettes. Welcome home!

From Blog: Especially for Becca
Date: 25th February 2011

Marketing
Wow......I would not have expected "marketing" to touch certain places.:) The pics are all wonderful. See you soon.

From Blog: Especially for Becca
Date: 24th February 2011

Oh Blackboard...
Hopefully you were able to win your fight against the Blackboard beast.... and I hope you are home safely as well. It looks like you had another exciting journey. Thanks for sharing with us!

From Blog: Take the long way home
Date: 24th February 2011

Itinerary
Yikes, what an itinerary! I hope the travel is smooth, and the breaks and layovers are enjoyable. Keep your earmuffs handy for the final leg. It's very wintery.

From Blog: Take the long way home
Date: 23rd February 2011


I couldn't do it without you!

From Blog: My 15 minutes of fame
Date: 23rd February 2011

HI
You rock.

From Blog: My 15 minutes of fame
Date: 23rd February 2011

BURNS
As a youngster....(too long ago to say the date:(.......I LOVED, ADORED, CRAVED....the "1st burn" pf the sun-season here in the Willamette Valley. With my blond hair and blue eyes...I would play in the water.....and get out and slather on BABY OIL! Lay out for a while; get back in the water and repeat the ritual for 3-4 hours. I didn't give a second thought to the PEELED PIGMENT FROM MY NOSE- now perpetually pink; or the blisters that covered my face, upper back, stomach, and legs. My mother would cover me in shaving cream....one side at a time; I would flip after about an hour. Interesting how sheer MISERY was not felt between the ages of 15-28ish.....:).

From Blog: Sweat in my optics
Date: 23rd February 2011


Almost--a Yellow-butted neuronhead. And the burn looks more dramatic than it actually is.

From Blog: Sweat in my optics
Date: 23rd February 2011

Ouch
"Dendrocephalus fulvoventus" Did you just call that bird a big butted neuronhead? Sorry about your burn!

From Blog: Sweat in my optics
Date: 21st February 2011


That's what makes being a therapist so exciting.

From Blog: The opposite of vacation
Date: 21st February 2011

King of Curving
Love it! Thanks. Enjoying your blog and wishing you well.

From Blog: The opposite of vacation
Date: 21st February 2011

parrot
consensual reality is overrated...

From Blog: The opposite of vacation
Date: 20th February 2011


I'm more conservative when I'm traveling alone. I love reading your comments--I don't release most of them for posting because they have personal information in them, but I appreciate yor interest and engagement!

From Blog: "Nobody had sex with a monkey."
Date: 20th February 2011


I'd enjoy being here with you. You'd have had fun with the HIV training. The weather has been milder (not the temperature, which has been in the 90's during the day, but the humidity, which has been noticeably lower). My hotel is on Street 240 right by Monument Books and quite convenient. How is your training? Is it what you expected? E-mail me if you don't want to write about it in an online comment box!

From Blog: "Nobody had sex with a monkey."
Date: 20th February 2011

I miss SE Asia!
Hi Shoshana! I'm having so much fun reading your blog on my very slow/inconsistent Internet. It's so interesting to read about how your HIV awareness training is going, as well as the rest of your trip. I have a terrible craving for dragonfruit now! I'm looking forward to going back someday!

From Blog: "Nobody had sex with a monkey."
Date: 20th February 2011

Sex w/a monkey......
Shoshanna, Are there still people who believe having sex with a monkey started HIV? And by the way.....great Comment line to catch ones attention.:) I do not see you draped in a......GIANT SNAKE this trip:). Lucretia

From Blog: "Nobody had sex with a monkey."
Date: 19th February 2011

Food
Those are beautiful looking spring rolls. And, even being a huge mollusk fan, I have to agree, eating a "sun roasted" shellfish seems like a bad idea. It must not be totally lethal, or they wouldn't do it, but ....

From Blog: What I'm Doing Here
Date: 19th February 2011

birds
as much as you can about birds please!

From Blog: It's the little things
Date: 17th February 2011

lucretia@uoregon.edu
Shoshanna, Sorry to hear you're not up to your usual "sparkly" self.:) I have been sick all week too....actually since last weekend. "This too shall pass." Anyhoo.... I look forward to seeing your posts. No doubt you will have some AMAZING things to share. Take care and be safe. Lucretia

From Blog: In transit
Date: 17th February 2011


Safe travels, Shoshana! Say hello to Cambodia for me - how lucky you are to get back there!

From Blog: In transit
Date: 31st January 2011

warm/cozy
Shoshana, This looks like you will be quite warm and cozy.:)

From Blog: Getting ready for 2011 trip
Date: 28th May 2010

Good reminder
Shoshana, You are the "EPITOME" of "teacher." Your thoroughness and comprehensive sharing amazes me. I understand that you are in fact a professor. But I would venture to guess that your open willingness to share so much of what you know, which may certainly help many other people, is not universal to professors. I appreciate all of the hard work that you put into all that you do for us (your students) and obviously, others as well. I am already feeling sad looking toward the end of next school year and not being your student. Lucretia Lake

From Blog: Clean your gear
Date: 16th February 2010

I'm relieved ...
... to find out that a black baza is a bird, an interesting bird with a very interesting crest (or whatever). I love reading all your entries, and marvel at how you keep your three or more parallel activity streams flowing. -- Lowell

From Blog: Heading south
Date: 5th February 2010

Mints
Oh, don't forget the mints or gum. Very important travel tools.

From Blog: Into the wild blue yonder, in starts and fits
Date: 5th February 2010


I think for the same reason we eat potato chips. I didn't taste much but salt and oil, but a woman who ate the abdomen (I only tried th legs) said it tasted like crab and ate two. I was unable to master my gag response in order to eat the whole spider.

From Blog: Walking in Phnom Penh





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