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| 16th September 2009 Irawan Alwi | Great Blog - From: Livin’ la Vida Loca Hi.. I found this Blog is really usefull and informative for traveler. keep Improving and allow me to have opportunity to get the up dates. Rgds Irawan Alwi |
| 14th September 2009 John C. Anderson | Congratulations - From: Swimming across the Mississippi River I also swam across the Mississippi River, from Moline, IL to Bettendorf, Iowa, fifteen years ago, on my fiftieth birthday. My hands were cuffed behind my back and my legs were shackled. Instead of giving me the key to the city for my daring feat, the evil backwater burg of Moline gave me a damned ticket. |
| 17th August 2009 April | To Anne - From: The liberal Amsterdam Hello, Anne~ I'm April, my name is April. I'm Korean. Do you know Korea? I like you. I was reading your diary. It is interesting. I envy you, because you are Jewish. Jewish is genius.I admire you. Bye, Anne~ I love your diary. -Your April- |
| 22nd June 2009 Teresa Acevedo | quick question - From: On a magic chopper ride hello - i will be on the argentine side - do i need a visa to go on the helipcopter ride on teh brasilian side? thanks! |
| 26th April 2009 Doug | Further proof - From: Cittą del Vaticano I have a picture of a painting located in the Castel Nuovo in Naples that shows a clearly redone "diaper" on an infant. It seems this "Castration" was not limited to the Vatican. |
| 5th November 2008 Donna | reply to czarina - From: Filipino community of Testaccio start filipino business? u can open up an internet center & money transfer service. i represent moneygram to the filipino communities and so far its a good business to start with. if you want further information contact me from my blog http://littlealien.blog.friendster.com/ |
| 9th October 2008 Ron Hoppe | Jobs for Filipinos in Canada - From: Filipino community of Testaccio We are actively recruiting Filipinos currently resident in Italy for restaurant and hospitality industry employment in Canada. For details contact rhoppe@recruitmentsolutions.org |
| 6th October 2008 anonymous | - From: Italian fiesta and open air opera in Verona Thanks for reminding what the interior of Rotunda looked like |
| 21st August 2008 lito flores | - From: Filipino community of Testaccio i m looking for my long time special friend in the name of Ms Fely Dimapasoc . She stayed in Italy for 15 years , but i dont exactly his address . Could you pls help me to find my special friend , thank you. |
| 5th July 2008 lisa | culebra changes - From: The Last Spanish Virgin Havent been to Culebra since my son was 1 he is 18 now, alot of changes . What should we expect, looking forward to our visit Aug 5. Lisa |
| 27th June 2008 Ashley | The Atlanta Braves - From: What to do as a tourist in Atlanta My best team of MLB is The Atlanta Braves . This why I always fallow their games especially whenever I have some time. I’m always trying not o miss any of their game and hear about the team’s news. But The Atlanta Braves tickets get more pricy especially when there are some hot games. But, if we’re really good fans we should try not to be mean when we’re talking about a favourite teams. It’s not only the Braves tickets that got pricy, but there are other major teams too, so the team needs our support and we should provide as much as we can. |
| 11th May 2008 Czarina | hi - From: Filipino community of Testaccio im looking for a place where there's a filipino community to do a business like put up a filipino restaurant with my fiancee.im fil-canadian and my fiancee is italian-can and were planning to live in italy and start a business.where are the best hangs out of filipinos on their holidays?my fiancee has house in rome and i dont have any idea what is the lifestyle there and what will be the life waiting for me there,what is the best business for filipino community?thank you |
| 27th April 2008 Steve D. | Wow! - From: Lan Zi - Sorry, Apparently I’ve been Neglecting the Grand Ancient Chinese Culture Man you really get around! It looks like you had a wonderful trip and I hope you were able to rejuvinate via the ceremonies. wonderful insight into your travels. |
| 26th April 2008 Heidi Hohmann | lan zi - From: Lan Zi - Sorry, Apparently I’ve been Neglecting the Grand Ancient Chinese Culture Hey Halef: I really enjoyed this blog, you lan zi, you! But, it's better than being a lao wai--trust me on this! Your blog brightened a rather dreary Saturday (just one week of classes left here, so everyone's pretty much out of gas and GRUMPY) and I'm glad to see you still like TRAVELLING. I'm doing Savanna Studio for the first time in a number of years next fall. Eek! Hope you're having a wonderful time. Cheers! Heidi |
| 26th April 2008 Steven | while you are in china - From: Lan Zi - Sorry, Apparently I’ve been Neglecting the Grand Ancient Chinese Culture http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/05/china/guizhou/amy-tan-text |
| 24th April 2008 Talia Jeanty | Hello - From: A little bit of Communism, Catholicism and Gambling Hello Halef, it is always great to see your blog. i can say now that i know a little more about Asia thanks to you and your detailed explanations of the places you visit. i also saw your previous blog about Singapore , i was a little concerned in the beginning but i am happy to know that your Dad is doing fine. i am sure it was nice to see your family.we live so far away from each other and it is unfortunate that we have to see each other in those moments. i specially like the picture where all of you are together. again thank you for the experience. talia |
| 24th April 2008 CTE | Qinghai Tour - From: A little bit of Communism, Catholicism and Gambling Qinghai is an important livestock breeding center. Its livestock includes sheep, yaks, pian niu (crossbreed of bulls and yaks) and horses. Qinghai produces large quantities of sheep wool, meat, leather and sausage casings for other parts of the country. It is an important producer of medicinal materials such as caterpillar fungus, antlers, musk and rhubarb. Qinghai Lake is famous for its scale less naked carp. The province grows spring wheat, highland barley, broad beans, potatoes and rapeseed. |
| 20th April 2008 Wempie | Singapore - From: Uniquely Singapore Hey Halef, great to hear that your dad's okay now and that you got to enjoy Singapore. I was just there a few months ago and I loved it as well. Did you go back to Indo at all? Anyhoo, we went to Chad and Diana's wedding last night, it was beautiful, it would've been awesome if you had been there! |
| 28th March 2008 Willy de Luna | Help - From: Filipino community of Testaccio Hi! I need to ask a favor from you. I would appreciate if you know somebody (who does it for business) who can give us a tour in Rome and neigboring town with a transportation. We had this in the past (about 7 yrs ago) but i lost the person's name and tel. no. I know that there are several Filipinos hanging around at the airport and doing business like this. Thank you very much for your help. Willy |
| 18th March 2008 Ivan | Great review - From: City that doesn’t sleep, and neither do we NYC is pure magic! I remember walking from Brooklyn to Manhattan over East river in May 2007.... No one mentioned, nor it wasn't on TV that it was actually over Hudson back in 2004 ;) |
| 23rd January 2008 annmariemarie | Wheee! Aquariums! - From: In between marathon training and the Georgia Aquarium I so want to go to Atlanta to see this huge aquarium you've been to. Also, did you mean Beluga Whale instead of Beluca Whale? |
| 13th January 2008 sexmaster | Horray - From: The liberal Amsterdam i love the red light district that club looks fun i love sex and i would hug that fountain penis' are amazing thank you for the pix |
| 29th November 2007 Richard | Not a Cessna! - From: The Last Spanish Virgin As a Caribbean pilot I can't let the "Cessna" remark go un-commented. The airplane you travelled in was actually an old British airplane, the Britten-Norman Islander. It is almost standard-issue in the Caribbean because it gets into the tiny restricted airports with few problems. Its joy to be in the Caribbean (even the northern parts! :) but even more of a joy to fly for a living in the Caribbean. |
| 29th October 2007 tessa clarke | - From: A REAL Catacomb of S. Callisto Thank you for your intellegent comments on the various sites visited. I hope to visit Naples soon and I wanted a sensible view of the place. So many horror stories about the crime in Naples. |
| 11th October 2007 FJ | its not - From: Becoming an Aussie Bum RUGBY! we play aussie rules football in Melbourne, not that northern rugby rubbish |
| 27th September 2007 Mike H | Fabulous site - From: By crikey, watch up mate, that's dainjerus! This is pretty cool Halef, I have been enjoying reading about the adventures. So did Ryan really run all of it or did he get a ride part way through? Great job you guys. brother Mike |
| 24th September 2007 Mike | WOW - From: Doesn't it feel upside down in the Down Under? Nice pictures, glad you are having a good time. |
| 18th September 2007 t jeanty | whao!!!!!!! - From: 'Sheep jokes? Nah, they've herd, .. sorry heard 'em all!' good to see that you and Ryan are having a great time. it is always nice to see your blog. very intersting place, i am mesmerized. thanks for the experience. btw where is Cy? |
| 16th September 2007 Jason | Wow - From: 'Sheep jokes? Nah, they've herd, .. sorry heard 'em all!' I was wondering who was in the plastic ball, you or Ryan? It seems like you guys are having a great time, keep sending pictures!! Talk to you later! Jason |
| 16th September 2007 Steve D. | Wow! - From: 'Sheep jokes? Nah, they've herd, .. sorry heard 'em all!' Halef, Looks like you and Ryan are having a great time "down under" I hope youe race went well! Your your photos are awesome...but where is Cy? See you back home safe! -SD |
| 16th September 2007 Steve D. | Wow! - From: 'Sheep jokes? Nah, they've herd, .. sorry heard 'em all!' Halef, Looks like you and Ryan are having a great time "down under" I hope youe race went well! Your your photos are awesome...but where is Cy? See you back home safe! -SD |
| 15th September 2007 Heidi | Hi Halef! - From: Beyond the Sea Looks like fun. Glad you still have those traveling shoes on! I enjoy periodically receiving your blog. Cheers! Heidi |
| 14th September 2007 jb | any hairdressers? - From: Filipino community of Testaccio did you meet any filipina hairdressers? i'm planning to get married sa rome (i live in the US) pero i don't know that i trust foreigners to do my hair and make up. just wondering if you know a website of filipinos in rome or something that i can look up. saw some random websites pero nothing much in them. thanks! |
| 29th June 2007 "MARIO PRESTON" | PICTURE - From: All I want for Christmas is a real good tan LA MANO (THE HAND) IS AN ESCULPTURE IN PUNTA DEL ESTE, URUGUAY, IS NOT A CHILEAN BEACH,......IS IN URUGUAY,.....CHILEAN'S GO THERE BECAUSE WE HAVE BETTER BEACH RESORTS AND SAND AND WATER, AND WOMANS....... |
| 24th June 2007 danny | thanks for lovely pics - From: Livin’ la Vida Loca i love puerto rico and appreciated your pics and commentary. I went to inter-american university in san german, p.r. in 1968-70 and fell in love with this beautiful island maybe i will retire there. |
| 4th June 2007 Jason | Cool - From: Live Large, Think Big: Drizzle in Dallas Looks like you had a great time!! |
| 26th April 2007 Lori | - From: 'Life is good' Hey Halef, I see that you kind of enjoyed your trip. I am going to Savannah this weekend and I hope that I enjoy mysef as you did. Poor Dustin.....I am glad that it was his jeep and no one else's. |
| 25th April 2007 misty | - From: 'Life is good' love the blog,you should wright a book.I cant wait for you guys to come back to visit although next time we will stop dustin after the sixth long island tea. We will visit hilton head next time so that you can add that to your blog. Take care hope to see you soon! |
| 25th April 2007 talia | hawsom - From: 'Life is good' very nicw Halef, i realy enjoyed the pictures and also the story, interesting and entertaining. having been there myself, i must admit, it is a marvelous place |
| 28th March 2007 Irani | inspiring! - From: I'm running another marathon, y'all! Hi Hal... aktifitas loe bener-bener menginspirasi I. I mo keliling dunia... hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| 27th March 2007 Steve D. | Congrats! - From: I'm running another marathon, y'all! Haelf! Another great accomplishent for your marathon journey! I wish you the best of luck in your next one! You have such speed you should come out for the softball team at SRSS! |
| 27th March 2007 Arleen Faeth | Hello from Ames - From: I'm running another marathon, y'all! Halef, I do enjoy following your journeys. I've kept travel journals, but nothing like your blog - with photos intersperced, color - you are terrific! Thank you for keeping me on the list. I did send your latest blog link to Michael Martin because he's the LA runner. Arleen |
| 9th March 2007 halefg | Culebra is the place to be - From: The Last Spanish Virgin Joanie - I would highly recommend Culebra to visit on a budget and a 'real' Caribbean experience. That said, if your ideal anniversary is having a pampered accomodation in a high class resort (ie spas, drivers etc), your best bet is maybe St John in US Virgin Island or Bahamas, or Bermudas. Culebra is definitely a much slower pace place where you can have a beach by yourself, camping out by the shore for 10 bucks a night, and biking around the island in comfort. Simple roads with potholes, sleepy bars and restaurants with no set open hours, and not many cars. Not touristy, relatively not too expensive, especially if you bring your basic essentials and some food from mainland PR. Culebrenses still need to import many things from the mainland. |
| 9th March 2007 Joanie | Thinking about going - From: The Last Spanish Virgin My husband and I are looking for somewhere tropical to spend our 25th anniversary. We need somewhere affordable. We do not want anything touristy. Culebra was suggested. What do you think? |
| 15th February 2007 Jena | :) - From: In between marathon training and the Georgia Aquarium Looks like we've had some overlaps in our travels. Nice to see some familiar sights on yours! (Brazil is next on my list!) |
| 11th February 2007 Akasio | Wonder boy - From: Livin’ la Vida Loca hello Halef.Your pics are very nice,some of them remind me when I was in Puerto Rico.You too are very nice.Lots of love and kisses from a fan in Tenerife,Canary islands. |
| 31st January 2007 martha | I love Culebra also - From: The Last Spanish Virgin I'm headed back to Culebra in a few weeks, so I do a search to see who has been there and to see if anything has changed. Apparently not! The only bad thing about going there is coming back -- re-entry to the rat race seems overwhelmingly pointless... |
| 31st January 2007 Wempie | - From: The Last Spanish Virgin iriiii gua iriiiiii..... i truly truly envy you.....hikz..... |
| 31st January 2007 Jane | - From: Livin’ la Vida Loca wahhh lef keren2... gile loe asik banget maen di PR nya... sama sekali gak kayak gue yg cuma bengong nonton tv dan jemuran di pantai haha.. laen kali kalo jalan2 ajak2 loe ah... ya udah sok kapan atuh ke ny? jane |
| 29th January 2007 Sandra | Hello - From: The Last Spanish Virgin Thanks for sharing those lovely pictures and sharing the world with us. How are you? |
