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| 4th November 2009 ellen | dream jobs - From: My Dream Job I loved seeing "reporter" up there. at least four of those jobs involved somehow the notion of telling the truth. YES! |
| 3rd November 2009 Devin | Fistshaking is the most powerful tool in a teacher's arsenal - From: My Dream Job What's "DT" on the jobs list? I googled Yindu and am suitably impressed. Also googled it to make sure they weren't guessing you were from Xinjiang. |
| 3rd November 2009 Tifa | burritos in China! - From: Food, glorious food! I too live in Jiangxi (Nanchang) and those burritos sound bad ass! The lack of teaching hours, high pay and scrumptous food..what else could one ask for? high five! and keep enjoying your adventures. |
| 26th October 2009 anonymous | - From: Food, glorious food! I hope you do gain some weight you were way to skinny last time I saw you!! |
| 26th October 2009 Aunt Pat | - From: Food, glorious food! Stop it already, you are making me hungry. Your chinese food looks much better than the chinese food here in Clarkville. I see you are on Skype now - very cool-Im on Skype too - ever get bored - give me a call! |
| 22nd October 2009 alfred e. O'Brien | thrift - From: One Month's Budget in China Dear Brendan, I wish that you were Sec. of the US Treasury. love grandpal,Al. |
| 22nd October 2009 momma | - From: One Month's Budget in China what would your apartment cost to rent? |
| 19th October 2009 JP OBrien | language learning - From: Chinese Lessons You will get out of it what you put in. 12 months of concentrated daily weekely workouts w language will add t your worthy thurst. Great motivation. Hanging with the street vendors/resturants. God bless. |
| 18th October 2009 Kathleen | - From: The Jiangxi Countryside that bathroom looks like it is for very fat cartoonish shaped people with teeny legs |
| 14th October 2009 momma | - From: Chinese Lessons Discover China, Learn Chinese! |
| 4th October 2009 momma | - From: The Jiangxi Countryside love seeing the pictures especially the ones in which you appear! |
| 4th October 2009 Ellen | moon - From: The Jiangxi Countryside funny, I was lookin' at that same moon last night wondering if the weather was letting you look at it. |
| 4th October 2009 babamcrib | food - From: A quick tour of Jiujiang Devin wins- they are frogs. |
| 3rd October 2009 Ellen | that temple - From: Lu Shan reminds me quite a bit of a couple of the Buddhist temples I saw in Thailand. |
| 3rd October 2009 Aunt Pat | Market surprise - From: A quick tour of Jiujiang Love hearing about your adventures! Please identify stuff from market - snails, chipmunks, what were those striped munchies? |
| 30th September 2009 devin | frogs? - From: A quick tour of Jiujiang That park is gorgeous. If I lived in Jiujiang, I would start one of those obnoxious historical recreation societies and stage the Battle of Lake Poyang. |
| 30th September 2009 laurie obrien | love you forever - From: A quick tour of Jiujiang pictures are great . do the boats that come past new dam up the yangze go past jiujiang? i think the market food is snails. sounds like a nice place to be for a year. take care, love you forever, grannie |
| 29th September 2009 alfred e. O'Brien | Beauty - From: A quick tour of Jiujiang Bren--sounds as though have found a true to life garden of contentment. love,grandpal Al. |
| 26th September 2009 sonia | - From: settlin' in do the parents pick up after there kids when they crap in the streets??? |
| 26th September 2009 Ellen | stan' back - From: settlin' in that praying mantis is SO BEAUTIFUL!!! glad to be in the same world with it... |
| 24th September 2009 Aunt Pat | My traveling nephew - From: Second Day Brendan - great to see you are back on Travel Blog. Maybe sometime you are back in the States you will come to visit us in the wilds of Virginia! Looks as though your parents will be coming to visit next year. Because I have a new email address what do I have to do to get your blogs automatically? Have some fun for me! |
| 24th September 2009 Eileen | - From: Ni hao from the People's Republic! Great to hear everything is going well. |
| 22nd September 2009 Auntie Tam | Fantastic Journey - From: Ni hao from the People's Republic! Everything sounds amazing. We love you and look forward to your next posting. Love You forever...Auntie Tamara and Family |
| 22nd September 2009 Ellen | well then - From: Ni hao from the People's Republic! Welcome Home, says I. welcome right home. already telling us what you're wearing. not wearing... din waste no time. |
| 21st September 2009 JPOBrien | welcome to tomorrow - From: Ni hao from the People's Republic! Wonderful commentary, BPO. Sounds like this morning here: observing teen clothing customs, noticing reassuring smells, and reminding early morning school kids that "the epidemic situation is nervous, we should have a good mood." |
| 20th September 2009 momma | Blessings for your new adventure - From: The Land of the Free >> The love and affection of the angels be to you, The love and affection of the saints be to you, The love and affection of heaven be to you, To guard and to cherish you. May God shield you on every step, May He aid you on every path, And may He hold you safe on every slope, On every hill and on every plain; On earth and on sea until you are home again.<< |
| 26th May 2009 snigdha dip sengupta | love my raiganj - From: countryside thoughts some more picture of raiganj |
| 30th April 2009 FG | ahem - From: Homeward bound (we'll examine your breasts when you git here...) |
| 14th February 2009 momma | "wicked beard" - From: Windy Wellington remember when you were young and small and we looked up your name which meant either 'little raven' or 'stinking beard'? |
| 16th January 2009 alex | tim tams - From: Kiwi TV have you been eating tim tams? my friend just got back from a quarter studying in new zealand and he introduced us to the "tim tam slam" with hot chocolate: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Tam_Slam |
| 16th January 2009 supartha | Great - From: back in Kolkata (again) I really appreciate the part where u have written about the killings which have happened in Kolkata during the partition .I myself was born and brought up in Kolkata , and I know what you mean , and what we are proud of . We have been unperturbed during the riots which have crippled India on many occassions. Never ever we had thought that we will do the same mistake which our foefathers did.To add to the fact is that Kolkata is ruled by a communist governments who implement their socialistic values amongst their citizens . Thanks Supartha |
| 11th January 2009 Onkar Joshi | which Baba? - From: three of the coolest things I've seen in Hampi I am not sure which of the two Sai Babas the girl mistook you for, but I think it is the one from Shirdi, going by the picture. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sai_Baba_of_Shirdi The Sathya Sai Baba claims to be a reincarnation of this Sai Baba, though this is disputed by many. |
| 7th January 2009 momma | couple questions - From: accomidation where do you use the internet? does your room include any meals or kitchen to use? any ghosts? |
| 5th January 2009 alex | - From: Wellington be careful mixing kava and alcohol, i've heard it could be bad for your liver |
| 3rd January 2009 momma | reads like a natural wonderland paradise - From: Wellington the only troubles google news NZ seems to have are lost tourists |
| 27th December 2008 ellen | John Prine flashback - From: in the KL airport, the internet is free! remines me of a old John Prine song where he says "God damn! My socks are still hard!".... |
| 26th December 2008 momma | parents advise care - From: killin' time in the "Seattle of India" #17 parasites!!!! #20 sociopaths |
| 24th December 2008 ellen | Merry Christmas Brennie - From: chollo Zealand Notun! from da land of sixteen inches of snow and it's falling like a banshee still, in the morning dark. Deer behind the house, two gorgeous ones. Doe's lessons woan leave you never, won't take work to keep them. "Everything changes but nothing is lost". You ARE one a dem wise guys, get it straight...F.G. |
| 13th December 2008 RG | Hi - From: back in Kolkata (again) Hi mate, I have been following your travel blog for few months India and enjoying it. I spent 12 months in Kolkata studying many years ago and miss the city so much. All the best. Do keep writing and entertaining. |
| 6th December 2008 momma | surprised!!!! - From: three of the coolest things I've seen in Hampi despite: http://www.sathyasai.org.nz/ probably best to accessorize for business before entry |
| 6th December 2008 F.G. | it ain't the beard, pal - From: three of the coolest things I've seen in Hampi it's da ting goin' on wid the hand. I've been amazed by dat about you for alla da years. F.G. |
| 29th November 2008 babamcrib | - From: terrorism only works if we become scared haha, always good to get free medical advice. mosquitos are the only creatures I kill on purpose. |
| 27th November 2008 Uncle B | danger boy - From: terrorism only works if we become scared Brendan, I'm glad you are doing well and are not fearful, but are being smart and careful. Remember that mosquitoes are a far greater danger than terrorists in India. Also rickshaws and cars. Also water. |
| 27th November 2008 Aunt Pat | - From: terrorism only works if we become scared A wise man fears the power of his mother. |
| 24th November 2008 Ellen | the dogs - From: the place where sandals go to die I know the dogs are approachable, yet have an edge of danger...a blend not unfamiliar to our well-loved correspondent... |
| 16th November 2008 Pankaj | didi not diddi - From: Ami khoob sukkhi It's didi not diddi, didi ~ elder sister/grand mother. :) |
| 3rd November 2008 kathleen | halloween - From: eki eki i missed the diaper and pacifier this year. i hope things are well! |
| 29th October 2008 momma | Big wheel keep on turnin' - From: a first your attentive caring respected his humanity, you honored him with your curiosity, you calmed him with your song. ekkane nirapad. |
| 25th October 2008 devin | courtesy Rick Steves - From: The 23rd of October i found out a fascinating fact today! if the average American quit working for the year on the 23rd of October, they'd work the same number of days of the year as the average European. pretty interesting! |
| 24th October 2008 babamcrib | - From: The 23rd of October peanuts and curd, but close enough |
