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Date: 28th July 2009

homecoming
I see that your flight is arriving at 5:05 on sat. evening. We are looking forward to seeing you and will be waiting for you, ready to feed you some good old western food and a comfortable ride home from Dayton in a car. Love, Mom

From Blog: The Déjà Vu
Date: 21st July 2009

Mr Fancy Pants.
That's my Mountain. I agree, it needs more flags.

From Blog: The Debacle
Date: 21st July 2009


A place called Miss Saigon opened in Amherst last semester that marketed itself on authentic vietnamese food. The health inspectors shut it down before I had a chance to make it there. Bring me some pho noodle soup to make up for it?

From Blog: The Debacle
Date: 20th July 2009

jiminy cricket
Your travels sound awesome - I find it hilarious that you were dropping off eggs and dvd players to local villages. The coolest part is that you are taking just about every form of transportation to get places. I laugh every time I check your weather and see that the forecast has been T-Storms and high 90s everyday for the past 2-3 weeks. I thought you said you weren't going during monsoon season? You need to plant a tiny american flag on top of fancy pants mountain.

From Blog: The Debacle
Date: 19th July 2009

Huh?!?
Joey Gladstone

From Blog: The Debacle
Date: 6th July 2009

Bugs, ewwwwww
Dude, centipedes freak me out, and now even more so knowing they can't be killed. Also I used to have a slingshot, you might like to know, and spent a whole summer trying to perfect my aim and range. It was impossible. I think one out of 20 times I would hit a can I set up from 15 feet away. Needless to say, I never killed, or struck, a bird. This place sounds so much like I would imagine it in an over-the-top cartoon. Hope you become resourceful enough to teach us all how to catch out insect lunch everyday.

From Blog: The Monsoon
Date: 2nd July 2009

What a life!
Wow, sounds like Eden! Too bad you have to return to city life for a bit. Your grandparents visited Chang Mai and appreciated it. Will you be able to visit Angkor Wat in Cambodia? They said that was impressive too. Thanks for the updates. Aunt Joan

From Blog: The Butter Shave
Date: 2nd July 2009


yo bro nice talking to you today! Good luck with the fansipan climb and chillin with the hmong when you head back to thailand. you're missing a crazy fireworks show this year in michigan with over 200 shots, but i guess traveling on the other side of the world is probably sweeter.

From Blog: The Butter Shave
Date: 30th June 2009

poops mcgoops
That bungalow on the beach sounds pretty cool. Sounds like you are completely stress free other than getting travel arrangements together. Hope you're puttin on the sun tan lotion, I kinda forgot the other day and im peeling like a python on a desert kaboose right now. Totally blows because you go from lookin like the Fonz to lookin like Ron Howard. Anyhoo I thot you were guna climb that mountain called fancypants or somethin? I'm jealous you are gettin to hike at so many crazy places this summer. I kinda wanted to do some crazy hiking this summer but so far...nothin. Just painting and boozing. Gettin sick of it. Goin to Michigan though with Chris next week so Im very much so lookin forward to that. Oh and I duno if you heard but not only did MJ die. BILLY F%$#ING MAYS DIED! The OxyClean guy if you dont know. Crazy, I'm guna miss his infomercials. Welp until next time. Oh heres a joke for you: What did the Atlantic Ocean say to the Pacific Ocean? wait for it.................................. Nothing, it just waved. BAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAH

From Blog: The Butter Shave
Date: 29th June 2009

Hank Hill Quote
When Hank Hill meets his neighbor Kahn Souphanousinphone he says, "So are ya Chinese or Japanese?" Kahn responds by saying, "I'm am from Laos, you stupid redneck." So Hank then responds, "So then are ya Chinese or Japanese?" Thought you would get a chuckle out of it. -Puck

From Blog: The Beach
Date: 27th June 2009

not a city boy
We have returned from the Islands to the Mainland and have brought you great gifts. I thought you were such a city boy-surprised that you are not enjoying Bangkok and Hanoi more. I see that you have not spent much dong so far-be sure to think of cool things for all your family-how about a typical toy for little kids for your nieces and nephew. Enjoy Laos-I am headed to Elk Rapids on sunday the 28th-keep blogging when you can. Love, Mama San

From Blog: The End of an Era
Date: 20th June 2009

The Ocharina of Time
Every time I read this I feel like you are Link traveling about chopping small shrubberies to find rupees, bartering with strange women, and getting ready to fight the great GANANDORF! and his unusually large package. I bet the trek to Sapa was sweet and I would love to scale the great Fansipan mountain...sounds fancy. If it is anything like the Agrocrag I think I can defeat it. Keep the posts comin, always entertaining to find out what you are up to. I just wish there was a blog like this for crazy nipple man, I bet he has been all over the world, slain the dragon of antiok, raped the horses and rode off on the women.

From Blog: The End of an Era
Date: 20th June 2009

poop
Speaking of sphincter, hows it holdin up with these crazy meals?

From Blog: The Transition
Date: 19th June 2009

greatness
simply awesome: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/howaboutthat/5567963/The-World-Beard-and-Moustache-Championships-2009-in-Anchorage-Alaska.html

From Blog: The End of an Era
Date: 19th June 2009

Aloha
Hope you are doing well. We are having our own adventures here in Hawaii. We climbed our own mountain-Diamondhead on Oahu. Quite a lot of vertical climbing to reach the top, with over 150 steps plus switchbacks as well. But we did it! Aren't you doing anything with Prof. Pack workwise? Or is it too mundane to tell us on your blog? Will check on you when we return next week to the mainland on the 24th. Enjoy Thailand. Any pretty local fabrics or trinkets would be fine. Love, Mom

From Blog: The End of an Era
Date: 17th June 2009


Brian, yes we do enjoy reading of your travels and adventures, especially when we cannot be there. Please continue to share your stories with us. Aunt Joan

From Blog: The End of an Era
Date: 16th June 2009


Those were my merchant women, and that was actually scrib jelly you bought. Enjoy the rip off, my women have mercantilism skills in the 90's!

From Blog: The End of an Era
Date: 15th June 2009


Hey Brian, way cool that you are there and that I am now healed enough to be able to read and respond. Keep up the good work with the words and the pix are great. Enjoy the food, all kinds of it:) Aunt Joan

From Blog: The Transition
Date: 13th June 2009


I hate Aengoth the Jeweler

From Blog: The Transition
Date: 13th June 2009

monkeys
Sorry it took me so long to comment on your blog, I still love you. Is there and Anternate Side in Hanoi? Keep posting

From Blog: The Transition
Date: 11th June 2009

I am jealous.
See title. Oh yea, and good job on keeping us up to date on the scuttle-butt. Bring me back some scuttle, butt. p.s. let me know if the coast looks anything like Telvanni towns, Skin-in-tree-shade's comment reminded me that the only place I could imagine the Telvanni live is Nam.

From Blog: The Deluxe Cruise
Date: 11th June 2009


Do they have a Joe Randa street where they sell everything ever made with him on it, such as bobble heads, hats, posters, plaques, and the very rare and limited edition Joe Randa beanie baby? Also, I'm thinking that Vietnamese guy who wrote in your notebook actually was the incarnation of Ho Chi Minh and he was passing his spirit onto you, as he was told a foreigner with his birthday was ready to accept the burden.

From Blog: The Transition
Date: 11th June 2009


How can you go across the world and have never had boil peanuts? You need to make your way down south there all over the place...but I agree there nasty. Your trip sounds amazing so far can't wait to hear some vietnamese music ha

From Blog: The Humble Abode
Date: 11th June 2009

The all time smash-hit holiday classic
That bay your going on your vacation within a vacation looks incredible. I hope your tipping jar is appreciated by the locals. I'm sure the hanoi beers are nothing compared to Entire Butt. On a side note, I can't believe Mom knows how to use "LOL".

From Blog: The Deluxe Cruise
Date: 9th June 2009

Flying westward
Well, tomorrow at this time we will be flying over the Pacific ocean just as you did two weeks ago. We will join you over on the other side of the world, but we will be only 6 hours ahead instead of 11 like you are. I promise to look for some Hawaiian type sandals as you requested, if not you may end up with a hula girl statue instead! LOL. We will check on you when we can at the hotels-take are, stay safe and cool. Love you, Mom

From Blog: The Deluxe Cruise





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