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| 1st November 2009 naomi kebba | great insight - From: Speaking of "universal health care" Hi Alex, i must say you have captured the scene in South Sudan perfectly. Thanks for not sugar coating anything especially about the garbage disposal. It is frankly put and does not sound the least bit judgemental. I work in Nimule hospital as a doctor and u saw exactly what i see daily. It is depressing for the most part but what I also see is the love the people have for eachother and their homeland. One thing is for sure, life in S.Sudan will get better. I have seen changes in the short time I have been here that prove it. So u r one of the few who will have the real before and after picture- very soon. Stay tuned! |
| 23rd October 2009 Diane Millikan | You're a superior communicator - From: Speaking of "universal health care" Alex, I have been extremely impressed--riveted--by your travel blogs. You are a wonderful, facile writer and clearly an insightful, empathetic, passionate person. Merlin is lucky to have you help us privileged Westerners better understand things from the ground--which is where, after all, it's all happening, all day, every day. I hope your re-entry to the US isn't too difficult; I know you'll be stunned by all that we have and take for granted (and now, thanks to your blogs, so am I). Diane |
| 29th July 2009 jalil | buddy - From: Island hopping on a whim ... Reflections all around you gotta love those buddy passes i have never had such feelings of angst and relief as when traveling on those. |
| 7th July 2009 becca | - From: Andean Adventure - High Altitude lessons and appreciations What an adventure, guys! These pictures are great! |
| 6th July 2009 Karuna | SE Asia Advice? - From: Captivated in Cambodia Coucou Lex, I just read your SA blog entry and I thought that I would look at your other entries again too (you write well and it is a joy to follow your travels a bit). I completely forgot about this leg of your trip! I am going to do Bangkok - Angkor - Vietnam in September... bisous bisous |
| 21st November 2006 wouter | great site - From: Full Circle Hey Alex, some cool stuff on your site. Now I am totally worn out of the thai boks sessions, but when I am more awake I will check your site again and read your stuff, good luck |
| 25th October 2006 MOM | - From: "Unborn tomorrow and dead yesterday; Why fret about them if today be sweet... " AM SO PROUD OF YOU ALEXANDRE.... ON LES AURA |
| 18th October 2006 Mareen | All the best - From: Integration a la Taiwanese Hello Alex and Becca, I am glad Taiwan is such an adventure to you that you may explore together during the first time of Alex' stay. Now that Becca knows where Alex' is at, it is probably easier for her to understand and feel with him when she gets back home. Take care, M. |
| 18th October 2006 Jovian | - From: Integration a la Taiwanese love your blog alex. i hope you have an outstanding 8 months. enjoy bexx while you can. thanks for letting us into your world, its intense and quite amazing. see ya! |
| 18th October 2006 Ian | - From: Integration a la Taiwanese You should have started training for your cultural immersion in Chinatown right here in NYC. I've started hi-fiving other non-asians I see on the street. I'm serious. |
| 18th October 2006 Fabian | Greetings from Cologne - From: Integration a la Taiwanese Whao that sounds like a great adventure...I really like your style of writing keep it up, I am very interested how life develops for you there. "Che Chee" or Prost... |
| 18th October 2006 audrey | - From: Integration a la Taiwanese Wicked ;) Definitely does put things in perspective! lol! Passive negotiating skills my arse! Or maybe you meant to say passive aggressive.... |