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Trying to contact you!
What a brilliant blog ! Have being trying to send you an email since we met in Ballinora. No success yet! We are going back to the camino on 4th July! Eileen

WOW! That is so cool Laura!
I hope you keep copies of everything you found! I've made a database for my mom to keep track of family stories, photos, obits, censuses, etc. Let me know if you'd like a copy to keep track of all the family info you found.

Hey Traveler
We finally got some commercial internet here in the desert so of course I had to check out your site. Portugal looks incredible! Just in case you were curious... that bread with the eggs in it is called jachnoon it's a traditional jewish sabbath dish and it's made a lot in the middle east and India. Hope this finds you well, in good spirits and with good friends! -Collin

I Love Lisbon Too
Your pictures are totally inspiring. The beauty of Lisbon is phenominal. You look happy, in spite of the sardines :-). Hope all is well. Ruthanne

Wow!
I'm living vicariously through you!! I hear you're coming home soon! Thanks so much for sharing your travels with all of us! I look forward to seeing you!

Keep up the great travels
Oh so sorry about the memory card. I guess it's not really travel unless there are some major screwups. I know how frustrating it must be but you've got the memories!!Maybe one of these times I'll swing back to Asia. Right now loving Ukraine. have fun! .

It must be experience of a life time
Thats coooool or was it not :) . How did the elephants reacted to new faces. Its one of the daring work to volunteer as well isnt it...!!! Thanks, for the info on this , i have planned to read the book "Smiling at the world" .. Keep your energy going & write lots of blogs over here.

WOW. I love the Thailand and elephant pics and stories
It was so fascinating. I would NOT have been able to bring myself to eat the bugs either!! But I wish I would...just so I could say I did! I can't wait to show my girls the elephant pics especially. What a wonderful way to volunteer. And 6 days without talking to anyone. I'll bet we don't know anyone else who has done that. I camped overnight by myself once, and I couldn't believe how long THAT seemed without talking to anyone! You've sure picked a good time to be gone. The rest of the world seems to be struggling to hold itself together. Keep on posting pictures. I'm living vicariously through you! They're wonderful!

Following your fantastic journey posting by posting
Hey Laura, This posting ranks up there as one of my faves! It looks like you're having such an unbelievable experience - will you ever be able to come back here and 'settle down' after this? Pretty life changing for you, I think? Cheers! Jayne

Heartwarming!
What a wonderful story--about the school, the children, and you working with them. And how cool is it that a woman taught them karate! Glad to hear that your eye injury just left a little scar; it looked gnarly! (It's funny, I did one of those fb quizzes with Sammi and Sasha the other day, and one of the questions was, "What is something your mommy always says?" And independently, they both said, "What where you're going!" ;-) ) I think you should write a book about all this!

You are amazing!
Wow, Laura! What an amazing way to interact with the community and help children. Everytime I look at your blog, I am so amazed by you. What a great opportunity. I look forward to following your travels in more blog entries. Take care!

WOW
I just added that to my 'must see in real life' places. It looks absolutely serene.