So true! Without a doubt, the most insane and dangerous patch of earth to cross is a Vietnamese intersection! Even watching this, from the safety of my office, I can not understand how it is happening. There is literally traffic in all directions, at all times. How is everyone still upright and moving?! It just doesn't make sense. But there it is.
Hi Kelly You made us laugh today. We share your survival skills. One can feel truly accomplished once they have navigated those streets. I don't know if you have been to Kuala Lumpur yet or Amsterdam but you may have similar experiences. Amsterdam is crazy with bicycles and they are every where!
Singers! I went to Singapore for work once and I enjoyed it thoroughly, except I got sick the first day, lost my phone in a nicely air conditioned taxi because i nearly passed out with dehydration from sweating so much in 100% humidity. Go to Clarke Quay or Boat Quay for the pub scene
Cool Safari pictures. I thought something was wrong with my sound then I hear Bad Ass then silence Penguines at the beach Really??
Who would have thought.
Pretty Cool I feel like I was there with you. However, I think I would've had a hard time with the crowd. My heart is racing just a bit after vicariously walking through such an enclosed spaced. Amazing all the same.
Living vicariously! I love these blog entries! You transport us so vividly to these distant lands and cultures. The photos are amazing and I love the tidbits like "Amerley" and your gorgeous new mid-Atlantic hairdo! Who knew that would look so good?! Miss you!
Out and About Kelly
These are great pictures and a wonderful blog. Sharing the adventure with you makes me feel closer to you while you are so far away.
You get used to it... Greg went through, is going through, a similar withdrawal of not being having his iphone. Not to mention, we're sharing a computer. It's been easier for me, though when I'm out and I want to look something up on the internet I do feel a small bit of sadness. Greg plots how and when he'll get his new iphone. Yet, I think those tics--constantly checking your watch, email, etc.--are nice habits to get away from. Keep it up!
Greetings We are enjoying your trip and can't wait to read more. We were in Dominica for two weeks in 1998. Our nephew just attended med school there. Love the history you are weaving in.
Checking Out Your Blog! Hi Kelly!
Just read your blog for the first time. I love your detailed descriptions, and I'm looking forward to more posts. Happy sailing!
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Hi Kelly,
Loved the overview, opinions and descriptions. We look forward to meeting you soon. Happy travels.