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| 6th July 2009 Laura Seng | Teeth Whitening - From: Siem Reap arrival Ala, if you have time don't forget to get your teeth whitening at PP it's very cheap, it'll cost only around $40-$60, ask my cousin or Sam if you're interested. |
| 25th June 2009 squinz | - From: Phnom Penh Day 2 did u see the gay prince? :P sounds spiffy. there are idiots who left work on your chair. lol |
| 24th June 2009 corky | i would have - From: Phnom Penh Day 1 i've never had fried crickets. but i sure would like to try one!!!!!!1 order to go for me....hope your having fun. corky |
| 23rd June 2009 Laura Seng | Cambodia - From: Hong Kong Airport Hi everyone, glad to hear you all get there safe and sound. How is everyone on your 2nd day? hopefully the hotel is ok for you guys, where are you heading to today? keep us posted. Jeff, don't forget... ott mean luy te |
| 22nd June 2009 Father Marvin & Mother Elaine | Have a great time - From: Hong Kong Airport What a wonderful experience; this is definitely the time to travel, when you're young and have the health and energy for exploring and savoring all the world has to offer. God Bless You both. We look forward to your writings. Love, Dad and Mom |
| 7th January 2009 Irene | What a Fantastic and Unforgettable Journey! - From: Brisbane Wow! Somala, you go girl!!! Bungee jumping?! Incredible!!! I wish I could have been there with you to watch and try it out! What a thrill it must have been for you. Your honeymoon has been the best adventure that I have ever heard about. Photos of you are cute. Especially the one with the koala bear. He/she looks like a cuddly baby. You and your husband will cherish these memories for the rest of your life. You win a big gold star for the most awesome travels I will probably ever hear about. And again, sorry I couldn't make it to the wedding. I know I missed a great party just hearing about it from you. And again. . .CONGRATULATIONS!!! |
| 15th November 2008 Somala | - From: Queenstown well.. hang gliding i had no idea what to expect so it was a little bit easier for me to do. it was sort of.. we are going to do WHAT! by that time it was too late lol. the bungy was crazy.. still can't believe i did it. still trying to muster up the courage for a sky dive. i thought i was ready but still freaked out! |
| 10th November 2008 Dr Jon | from prof - From: Dunedin & Penguins Glad to see you're still using travelblog. Glader still that you have travel to blog. But we need pictures! |
| 10th November 2008 Dana | When I grow up . . . - From: Queenstown I want to be just like Somala!!! =D Fearless. Well, fearful but willing to overcome it, which I believe is the definition of courage. My stomach started tensing up just reading about your adventures. Hang-gliding I'd definitely try. Bungy, not so sure. |
| 6th November 2008 Somala | =) - From: Te Anau & Milford Sound glad your enjoying our blog... the exchange rate is .6 |
| 6th November 2008 Dana | - From: Te Anau & Milford Sound Glad to hear you decided to drive. I've heard NZ has some of the most scenic views. Your description reminds me of Great Britain. How are you adjusting to the Kiwi accent? And what's the exchange rate like over there? Better, worse, or just about same for Americans? NZ is definitely on my list of top destinations to visit. |
| 6th November 2008 Linda | It sounds breath taking! - From: Te Anau & Milford Sound Love your descriptions, it sounds so lovely. Retard American drivers, hahahah! I know I would be doing the same things. Enjoy! |
| 6th November 2008 Marvin | Still Learning the "ropes" re: Blogs - From: Te Anau & Milford Sound I added a comment, but put it on a previous entry. Sorry. Dad |
| 6th November 2008 Marvin | Thanks - From: Fiji Mainland I'm sharing your blog entries with Mom, Tim, Cheryl and Debbie; trip sounds wonderful. Thanks for taking time to write, and thanks for such well written, descriptive entries. It's almost like being there. Our best wishes, thoughts and prayers are with you. Look fwd to seenig the photos. Love, Dad (and Mom) |
| 4th November 2008 Dana | Driving on the left - From: New Zealand Go for it!!! It's not really as bad as it seems. I drove a manual all around Scotland one vacation. Driving in the city was most difficult because of the distractions - more cars, different street signs, pedestrians, etc. The rural area was easier but you had to share a single lane requiring someone to pull over to let the oncoming traffic pass. If you do rent, just ask the car rental staff whats the etiquette and if they have any advice for American drivers. =))) |
| 3rd November 2008 Dana | Happy Belated Birthday - From: Fiji Mainland what better why to celebrate than in an island paradise with your new husband!!! cheers |
| 2nd November 2008 The other Del Chiaro's | So Happy You're Having a Great Time - From: Fiji Mainland Hi there, the Del Chiaro's! I'm definitely going to take Mom shopping on Main St., ha ha!! Thanks so much for taking the time to make your blog entries. Much appreciated. We're getting torrential rains right at the moment. We got some good wedding photos, although I doubt you'll need more, ha ha!! Everyone is still raving about the great party' the food, the music, the decor, and so many specifically mentioned the special way they cooked the sea bass. OK, go have fun!! Love, "The Other Del Chiaro's" |
| 28th October 2008 squinny | omg - From: Matamanoa Day 2 a live fish tank.......so nice!! |
| 28th October 2008 Dana | Rest for the weary - From: Matamanoa Day 2 So glad to hear you are enjoying your much deserved rest. What a wedding weekend, eh? Sorry I didn't say good-bye/bon voyage when I left the reception but you both were so engaged with your guests. Thanks for the update on your time in Fiji. Love to hear more so keep them coming. Cheers, Dana |
| 19th June 2006 Dr Jon | pleased - From: Fishing in the Sea of Cortez I'm pleased to see that you're keeping up on your travel journals. Not many people can say that they fought with a marlin. That was a cool story. The jellyfish story was cool, too. I hope Laura is on your subscription list. |
| 1st February 2006 Prof. Pearce | OJ Bath - From: Home at last That guy sitting next to you on the plane was trying to impress you. I think his final bid for your attention was leaping over your seat to get to his seat. That's when he kicked over your orange juice. What an idiot! |
| 29th January 2006 Jon Pearce | envy - From: Anuradhapura & Sigiriya I'm enviois when I read your blog and I was with you! Where are the pictures? |
| 29th January 2006 Jon Pearce | nice job - From: End of Trip I really enjoyed reading your blog. You're lucky. Most people find it difficult to express themselves in writing. You should consider developing a habit of keeping a journal or a blog. You don't need to record only the big events of your life. Actually the small events can make better entries. Phtography is another nice touch to add to your blog. |
| 27th January 2006 mom | good for u - From: End of Trip I am glad you have a good time and did not get sick from eating food. Nice to you back home. mom~ |
| 27th January 2006 Dana | Take it easy - From: Home at last grrl, give yourself a break. you've spent weeks in the jungle then have to come back to our drizzly, cold climate after a long-ass flight. you're such a conscientious trooper but do take care of yourself. as for work, it will always be here and you know i know what i'm talking about. glad you're back! |
| 27th January 2006 squinn | - From: Anuradhapura & Sigiriya im envious. the places sound amazing. weird thing, i just got this entry on 1/26. =D |
| 24th January 2006 Dana | Ahhhh - From: Elephants and Rain Thanks for the update, even without the pics. Look forward to hearing EVERYTHING when you get back. What an awesome trip! Going with a school program definitely has its perks. Hope bringing the kitty back is an option. Thought the US was really strict with quarantines, etc. Would love to meet the furry trooper. |
| 15th January 2006 Irene | Hi Somala - From: First day in Sri Lanka Hey Somala! Glad to hear you're having a great time. Your hike up the hill sounds awesome! Reminds me of the mountain we climbed in Kauai, Hawaii. What a view! Sorry we couldn't go to lunch before you left but glad we plan to when you get back. I can't wait to see all of your photos! Take some good ones. Well, you have lots and lots of fun in order to have great memories of your trip. See U when you get back! Be safe. Irene ( ; > ) |
| 13th January 2006 Dr Jon | from Prof Pearce - From: Nuwara Eliya & Horton Plains Very nice descriptions. I like the way you are beginning to incorporate what you are learning along side what you are feeling. I liked the idea of bringing in the scene from Crouching Tiger. You are a good writer. |
| 13th January 2006 Dr Jon | from Prof Pearce - From: University of Peradeniya Nice writing, Somala. Maybe you can add a little of what you are learning to your entries. |
| 11th January 2006 E-Tom | - From: Nuwara Eliya & Horton Plains I'm glad you guy had such a good time with your trip, keep up with your journal. See you back at home soon. |
| 9th January 2006 Dana | - From: Nuwara Eliya & Horton Plains How absolutely fabulous! Thanks so much for the mental picture of these exotic locations (wish I were there). Will keep in mind for future travels. I shall savor BOP with a new found respect and appreciation (and now I know why it never tasted like orange). Love the mystical quality of Horton Plains. Gotta google. And, now I'm definitely signing up for an travel-class. |
| 9th January 2006 Dana | Attack of the Killer Leeches - From: University of Peradeniya Now that sounds like a great b-movie. Ahh, the glamour of travel in remote areas. Leeches, huh? Thats one critter I haven't had the pleasure of crossing. Lucky you. Keep the posts coming. Makes me think I'm somewhere but here. Cheers! |
| 8th January 2006 Desiree | eek! - From: University of Peradeniya that is so scary Somala! Leeches..ugh! I'm glad to hear how exciting it is though. Sounds like a real adventure! I'm really looking forward to some pictures.:) |
| 8th January 2006 sherman | leeches... - From: University of Peradeniya ewww......that's nasty. so did you evade them, or did they evade you!? hahaha... :-) have fun over there. i'm off to machu pichu and the jungles of peru for a month tomorrow. |
| 7th January 2006 squinn | - From: University of Peradeniya i certainly hope u got lotsa pix of those leeches. it sure sounded appetizing! =) |
| 5th January 2006 Rey | - From: First day in Sri Lanka Hey Somala. Nice to hear your having fun and enjoying the sites. Unlike over here in the bay where it is pouring rain :-( . Can't wait to see the pics. Don't get too dark, LOL. |
| 4th January 2006 Shoran | - From: First day in Sri Lanka I am so happy for you girl. Enjoy your trip. Make sure you bring plenty of pictures. |
| 4th January 2006 Dana | You Did It! - From: Arrived in Singapore! Atta grrl! I'm so envious. Wish I were there too. Keep the blogs coming. |
| 4th January 2006 Brian | Don't feed the monkeys - From: First day in Sri Lanka When you take your little hikes, try not to touch the monkeys. I saw outbreak. (j/k) Hope you have a great time. See you when you get back. Maybe we'll go see if the cute waiter is still working at P.F. Changs. Lotsa love!!!!! |
| 3rd January 2006 Rose | Whoo Hooo You're There.... - From: Arrived in Singapore! Glad you got there, enjoy your trip. Wish I was there with you. |
| 1st January 2006 Jon Pearce | The art of travel - From: Leaving for Sri Lanka tomorrow night! All of the great travellers in literature travel light. |
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