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| 14th August 2009 Alex Mumzhiu | - From: USA to Nicaragua John I remember Managua I cris_crossed it on bike On foot it would be deadly dangerous You have to switch to folding bike(: Best Wishes Alex |
| 12th August 2009 Alex Mumzhiu | - From: USA Roadtrip....#2 John, When did you visit Washington? Did we miss chance to meet? I left Wash May 29 Alex |
| 4th January 2009 Alex Mumzhiu | Cheers - From: Toronto to Chiang Mai Hi John, Now, as a subscriber to your blog I was noticed on your new post. It is nice to get update on where you are and what you are doing, pictures and movie are also quite interesting. I am preparing myself for the trip to East Africa. From what I learned it should be quite touristy and expensive, compare with West Africa, which I visited two years ago Best Wishes Alex |
| 22nd December 2007 Alex Mumzhiu | Aliende - From: Chile Hi John, I perfectly rememned the day Aliende was died It was big event in Soviet Union My co-worker who was a little bit anti-sovietic wrote little poem Which you can understand even it is in Russian Nety y Aliende bolshe hasiende Ne ispit comrad_y bolshe limonad_y Alex |
| 22nd December 2007 Alex Mumzhiu | MARRY CHRISTMASS - From: Back to Miami, The Circle is Complete Hi John Marry Christmass With great interest I read about your trip to Amazonka I also plan to do it one day Alex |
| 12th May 2007 JD | look-a-like - From: Xela You mean the young Marlon Brando, right Alex? |
| 11th May 2007 Alex | running around - From: You Can Never Go Home Again. Yes It is nice when they are running around even if you cannot touch them |
| 11th May 2007 Alex | Marlon Brando - From: ESCAPE WINTER OF 2006-2007 John Do you know what you look like Marlon Brando |
| 7th May 2007 Tomas. (Ireland) | - From: ESCAPE WINTER OF 2006-2007 All sounds like fun. No daily grind. What about money? Is it hard to finance such a trip?? Any housewifes club thereabouts? |
| 20th April 2007 Mateo | Tropics Hotel - From: You Can Never Go Home Again. No doubt about it those girls were definitely fleeing from the overpowering essence of Juan. Look forward to getting updates on ya story as I only jumped onboard in Guatemala. Ahh who can forget the teaching prowess of the kids at Santa Maria? About to cross back into Honduras. Got stuck in Perquin (north-west of El Salvador) where the Museum of the Revolution is (but I'm sure ya aware of this). Nice little town but the restaurant/hostel I'm at may have bedbugs. Trying out every room as I write. Hasta pronto, Mateo |
| 14th April 2007 bill ellis | running away from you - From: You Can Never Go Home Again. I agree with Glen - the girls must be running away from you. Nice to hear from you and, yes, you've excited my envy about your travels - which I am sure was part of your intention. I'm still in Chengdu - and will continue to teach here for at least another year and a half,at least. Maybe I will catch you this summer in Canada - if you are there. |
| 14th April 2007 Glen (Chiang Mai) | Girls Running Around - From: You Can Never Go Home Again. You nelected to mention - were these girls possibly running AWAY from you! Is your latest blog installment from December 2006 or am I merely an afterthought (as happens to me with regularity)? I am in Pattaya for a few days on my way back from visiting Lolita in Sumatera. The girls run here also as long as your wallet has sufficient funds available. Good to hear from you and keep in touch! Ciao, Glen |
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