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5th November 2009

Michael Jones
Hi Megan, I have been trying to contact Michael who I worked with in the Peace Corps in East Timor. We have been out of contact the last year or so. The e-mails I have no longer seen to work. Do you have a contact for him? Richard

From Blog: How now, Lao Lao?

8th September 2009

soudaloth
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welcome
After reading, I fell that you are a lucky woman that you have a good chance to travel to Laos, both Loung Prabang and vangvieng district. It is interesting to hear you said. I hope to visit like you and I am grade to listen to you that you always have so many life expreriences......... Hope you to visit Laos. Loth

From Blog: How now, Lao Lao?

2nd September 2009

Jason
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Welcome back!
Hey Megan, Glad to hear your last few months went well. I like the part in your blog about making friends while biking-LOL. I'm guessing you are traveling right now, so have a safe trip and we're looking forward to seeing you in NY this fall! DJ Sun

From Blog: Summering in Cambodia - the final entry

29th August 2009

muslimc_cham
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hi/ hello, nice view nice pics !! thanks for sharing us the kingdom of wonder(cambodia). i am muslim cham (cambodia) nice to see your page and tell us about our culture. please add new pics i migth come back again bye...........have a nice day.

From Blog: Kampong Cham and Phnom Penh

28th August 2009

Pat Gresham
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Good Luck
Everything I read sounds like a lot of fun. Enjoy it while it lasts and good luck with school and the job search. Call us if you're ever in Houston. Pat, Michelle, and Jake.

From Blog: Summering in Cambodia - the final entry

12th August 2009

Mom
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Russian Market
I want to go to that market! Great blog, Megan!

From Blog: Kampong Cham and Phnom Penh

27th July 2009

Craig Crosby
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I'm SO jealous...
Megan - It looks like you're having so much fun! I'm happy for you. Wish I could travel and do adventure like you, but alas, being a crippled old fart slows me down. But I enjoy living vicariously through your experiences. Glad that looking back on your East Timor time was a good thing in your life. Good luck on your thesis.

From Blog: Summer Internship, Take 2

27th July 2009

Lisa Robinson
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I'm so glad you found another internship! You are doing such great work, and learning so much as well! I would love to know what your secret is to language study. With all my exposure to French, I still hardly ever understand a word of spoken French!

From Blog: Summer Internship, Take 2

19th June 2009

Jason
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Looks fun - see you soon!
Hey Megan, glad to see you've got the blog going again - what a beautiful place! - we're looking forward to seeing you in Kep in just over 2 weeks! - Jason

From Blog: Kep and Kampot

8th June 2009

Megan
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I really appreciated how you defined your abbreviations. Helps the reader tremendously. Are you in grad school or something? :) Glad you're having fun. I'm so jealous! Love, Megan

From Blog: SE Asia: Part 2 - Cambodian Capers

8th July 2008

Megan
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no way . . .
. . . that lady is 50.

From Blog: The last month...

11th June 2008

Jason
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Eels
Hey Megan, I'm just catching up on your last few entries - I didn't realize there were so many eels in the Mekong and the caves - craziness! You're now an eel expert. Great photos!

From Blog: How now, Lao Lao?

11th June 2008

Jason
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Koh Tao
Koh Tao looks pretty sweet - I don't know if I've seen photos from here before - very cool! And they have gnochi! ;)

From Blog: Temples and Beaches: Cambodia and Koh Tao

31st May 2008

Megan
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yay! drag queens!
Good to know you can find that incredibly entertaining (and oddly comforting) brand of good gay times any where in the world. Now, your mission is to find gay bingo and/or karaoke and win some cash.

From Blog: Temples and Beaches: Cambodia and Koh Tao

21st May 2008

Marcus
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Borobudur is simply amazing
It's a nice experience you have, i wish to travel there too. The borobudr buddha is lovely. :) How many days you spent there?

From Blog: Extended stays in abbreviated cities: Yogya and KL

20th May 2008

Kevin
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I need a disco bus
OK, "need" is a bit strong. I really want a fuel-cell disco bus. http://www.radicalcongruency.com/20051009-top-10-signs-you-may-be-a-hipster

From Blog: Running along the Mekong: Southern Laos into Cambodia

18th May 2008

Annie
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gota love Lao...
Hey Megs. Looks like you are having an amazing time. Keep taking it slow, wish I could of been trampling around with you. :) The US is not as much fun.

From Blog: How now, Lao Lao?

11th May 2008

Mom
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Hearing from you is a wonderful Mother's Day gift! So relieved that you are okay and glad that you are having such a great time. The blog was a terrific idea ~~ wonder who thought of that?! Your photos are getting better and better! Stay safe! Lots of love, Mom

From Blog: Running along the Mekong: Southern Laos into Cambodia

2nd May 2008

Kevin
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Random question
Are the Hmong in Laos? There's a sizeable Hmong population in Missoula and they have a knack for finding the biggest huckleberries. Just curious. Let me know if I can do anything to help on your move to NY.

From Blog: How now, Lao Lao?

30th April 2008

Emily
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graceful entrances
Oh that just brought back memories. i miss those Megan moments. and the eel! we'll have to watch the princess bride when you get here. i can't believe we'll be living in the same city again!!!!

From Blog: How now, Lao Lao?

30th April 2008

Emily
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kulit mutin
hein lai... are malae actually wearing bathingsuits to the beach? heaven forbid, Timor really has changed!!

From Blog: Liar-eating Crocs and other tales from Timor

30th April 2008

Emily
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Sabina
I can't believe Sabina's son is so big already. he looks like her husband, from that family of notorious hot men.

From Blog: Liar-eating Crocs and other tales from Timor

30th April 2008

Emily
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Hey, I know that artist!!
Hey, that painting was done by one of my dobens! hooray for Arte Moris!

From Blog: More from Dili, East Timor

30th April 2008

Emily
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your alins
who's watching these labarik while Romana is away? i just don't get how they can leave their kids around like that.

From Blog: East Timor

30th April 2008

Emily
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OMG Laclubar has a hospital!!
wow, i never actually believed that they would build this thing. pretty impressive. imagine if you were still a health volunteer, you'd get to work there, so many rooms, and just think how Amano would look...

From Blog: East Timor

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