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| 15th September 2008 gshultz | And what were the goats thinking? - From: Imprisoned Goats Freed from DRC Prision This is so Kafka like. What a story! Some's got to write a play based on this. |
| 20th August 2008 mlambert116 | - From: So I'm running the ING marathon... Thanks for the support Ron! Really appreciate it-- it's easy to get discouraged training for the race as a volunteer when you know that everyone else has qualified and will be zooming ahead of you. |
| 16th August 2008 Ron | Have you tried... - From: So I'm running the ING marathon... Just wanted to pop in and offer my best wishes. I did NYC last year. But not for my 25th.... My 45th... Its a blast. Hey, I used the program over at MarathonMethod.com. Its really good and very easy to follow. Joe, the author, is great. I had several questions he answered by email and I even called him once. Anyway, best wishes... Running Ron |
| 26th July 2008 Eric j | - From: END OF THE WORLD.. end of the world... yet another great theme party idea |
| 11th July 2008 Greg | - From: grahamstown national arts festival Have been following your blog and hoping that you'd get out of the office eventually and see some stuff. Glad you chose the festival to get a different perspective. Your description of the rugby was great - the gooseflesh started at my ankles and prickled its way to the top of my head. I try so hard to be cultured but am predictably reduced to tribal incoherence when my beloved boks play! It great that you're putting so much positive energy into making a difference. I wish more white South Africans would do the same. We're in danger of becoming serial whingers. Am even more pleased that you're in Joburg. It's unfairly lampooned in my opinion. Have lived here (off and on) all my life and never felt a twinge of fear. Excitement and adrenaline maybe, but never fear. Good luck. Greg |
| 24th June 2008 Clifford Clarke | I'll be learning from you! - From: Jumpin Joburg Maria; I just ran across your blog. I'm a big football (soccer) fan. I was in Germany for World Cup 2006 and just returned from Europe for Euro 2008. I plan to go to South Africa for World Cup 2010, so I will be following your blog with great interest. All the things you learn about travel, especially getting around Joburg is going to be great help to me. - Cliff - |
| 16th June 2008 mlambert116 | Cross creek vs alton's - From: Utila- last day diving! We didn't stay at Cross Creek- we did Mango Inn through Utila Dive Center instead- Cross creek looked nice and is owned/operated by the same people as Mango/UDC. I heard better things about Cross Creek than Alton's but that was only from a few people! Weather was good when we were there- not too hot, good breezes, sunny with some clouds- Have fun! |
| 11th June 2008 nattytash | cross creek - From: Utila- last day diving! did you stay at cross creek? im between choosing there or altons. id love to hear your opinion! im headed there friday! hows the weather? hope you had a great time, and would love any suggestions. thanks tasha |
| 24th September 2007 dad | - From: Casamiento de Claire (Part 1) Maria you write so well, great to see you. What a great daughter, love dad |
| 19th June 2007 daddy dog | I have questions - From: Best of Pan-Slavia continued on second thought I guess I am just glad you are home safe............come to think of it what is home now ? love Dad |
| 24th February 2007 mom and dad | - From: Hell yeah for hangliding all we can say is Oh My God!! and hooray for you with lots of love!! |
| 24th January 2007 Jackie | Hwy 95? - From: PFG I believe Huck's and the mall are both on Hwy. 90 in Gautier, NOT Hwy. 95. |
| 25th October 2006 Arnoldo | hello - From: Wait! There's More hello, soy mexicano adoro las armas solo por deporte, puedes escribirme famontiel_7@yahoo.com.mx |
| 22nd July 2006 anonymous | - From: From Bangkok to Tutukaka AHH. Gosh I'm so jealous and miss you guys tremendously. I realized as soon as I stepped into the airport in Chicago how very NOT ready I was to be back in the states. I'm glad that you're having an exciting time though and really really wish I could be there. By the way, it just so happens that I've started reading a book titled "THe Cloud Atlas," sort of written in the vein of an 19th century seamen's/travel journal. Interesting. BUT he mentions in the first few pages something about the Maori people and I'm thinking, who the hell are the Maori people? First of all are they real? And secondly, where do they live? So--thank you ever so much for answering these pressing questions of mine. Life is funny isn't it? I miss you. a lot. L p.s. I'm going to send you an email in the next day or two. Tell Blake I said hello! |
| 15th July 2006 Nikki | wow - From: So Lauren's Passport Was Stolen... I know I don't know you, but I read your blog and I was so engrossed in your story that I got tears in my eyes and jumped up and yelled with joy when I read that you found the purse. I can only imagine your relief! I'm headed there in a few days and I'm going to keep my bag glued to me. :) |
| 14th July 2006 Andrew | Scottish couple - From: Halong Bay-- Hey, I just happened to be reading your blog, Ha Long is lovely, brings back such great memories. Do you happen to remember the Scottish couples's names? |
| 9th July 2006 daddy dog | - From: Welcome to Paradise.. hey bird just finished working on pats vegie car it is is 3:30 am and checked your blog. sounds like a wonderful time. be safe and keep the info comming. :Love daddy dog |
| 6th July 2006 Uncle Doug | Lambert Guns - From: Cu Chi Tunnels I am stunned to learn that you have never shot a gun! Your Daddy has been negligent in your education.....Uncle Doug |
| 5th July 2006 Rooj | Blasphemy - From: Bia Hoi Saigon Stinks You know bia hoi doesn't stink at all.. you just have to go to the right ones. I mean you enjoy pho from pho 24 and that pretty much says it all. People complain all the time about not enjoying Saigon and it's because you never leave the tourist track. I bet you're one of those that carries your Lonely Planet under your arm whilst walking through the streets of HCMC. If you are interested i can give you the address for an excellent bia hoi (and yes they still will charge you for wet napkins - they're not disposable you know...) and an excellent pho place. |
| 29th June 2006 anonymous | - From: Vietnam Observation Maria - all sounds so interesting-which I could be there - sorry missed your call read some other girl's blog who has done some similar things but she has almost gotten scammed 3 times mainly taxi drivers who are all in cahoots talk to you soon love Mom |
| 28th June 2006 Uncle Doug | Maria Lambert - From: howdy from hanoi Maria Lambert, age 26 was arrested in Statesboro Monday for Disturbing the Peace. |
| 26th June 2006 Prem Panchal | Nice blog - From: Train Ride Discotech Hey Maria! Sounds like you are having a blast. I can't wait to leave (take off July 2nd). Your blog is inspiring and I look forward to doing some of the same and maybe doing more! muhahaha! I miss you. Keep it real... DO IT! Prem |
| 25th June 2006 gipps! | - From: Chang Chang Chang! dude maria i think i went to the exact same place! oh and you can download the chang song off itunes - haha! i even went to teh elephant poo place - i have a journal or something...somewhere...it's green. and wasn't it weird how they were selling all those like oven mitts in the same store? i thought that was so odd. we did not to the hospital though - that sounds really neat. quite a tear jerker. ahhh...this living thailand through you vicariously stuff is wonderful... ;) |
| 25th June 2006 gipps! | - From: You Want Oil Massage? yah, i went on one group tour once and it was the exact same thing! how interesting, i wonder if they are all like that, or what brings out the collective complaining spirit in groups of travelers on pricey tours. but i'm glad you're having fun! man i did NOT like thai massages. keep meeting crazy people! |
| 22nd June 2006 daddy dog | rednecks - From: You Want Oil Massage? say clear of rednecks from atlanta......just ask your mother. Sounds like a great experence. Hard to belive you are so far away. keep up the blogs. Stay safe and send some photos of the elephant ride. Love daddy dog |
| 21st June 2006 anonymous | - From: Hi from Sukhothai! oh man i'm getting so jealous! banana pancakes...(once i went from the bkk airport all the way to khao san by tuk tuk just to get one last one)...real pad thai...keep the updates coming! |
| 21st June 2006 gipps again | - From: Thailand is NUTS oh those bird people got me once in milan. all the birds crawl on you and then they say "oh i'll take your picture," which they do. they got me indeed. but it's a pretty neat picture. |
| 21st June 2006 gipps, who else | - From: Thailand is NUTS oh my gosh, i was reading along and when you got to the part about "only $650" I was like "OH MY GOD MARIA IT'S A SCAM DON'T DO IT! DON'T DO IT!!" but then i kept reading and you saved yourself. good job! that was a super elaborate scam, but literally NOTHING you could ever buy in asia would be worth that. get suits in vietnam anyway. but it sounds like you're hitting some good stuff! k going to read the next one! |
| 17th June 2006 don | glad to see it is fun - From: Nikko is Nippon! hey we are wishing we were with you sounds like a blast let us know when you get to Bangkok. |
| 6th June 2006 Granny | Gainesville Visit - From: Visiting Granny in Gainesville You forgot to add that we spent 3 hours in the ER at NEGMC on Friday night. You will never know how much I appreciated your visit. Scott and Laura came to see me on Tuesday. We went to Crepre's for lunch. They loved them too. He also installed my wireless keyboard and I think taught me how to burn my pictures on a CD. Have not had time to try it yet. Been busy moving clothes around and getting ready for the movers who are supposed to come Wednesday and switch my bedroom suits. |
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