RJT's Guestbook

Singapore is most interesting and I loved it on an overstay a few years ago. Enjoyed the heat as well to the point I didn't really notice it was hot. The Travellers will be on their way to the airport now. Oliver is very excited about his holiday. Jonty tells me that he does not want to go to Sydney for his 10th birthday but will be going to Fiji!!! Beautiful day here - off to grandparents day at Huntley later. Love Jackie

Cambodia
What a beautiful shot.

What a treasure of a place!
I think I could lose myself in many books...and cocktails...at a place like this. What a lovely way to end your Cambodian trip. By the way, I'm fairly sure that most (if not all) water snakes are amphibious :)

Glamping
What a great place! The tents look way more fancy than most of the hotels I have ever stayed at! ;-) gotta love the shower as well! Really magical hideaway...

You call that a tent?
Oh well...nothing like a bit of camping out to end a holiday. Looks like tenting suits you. Nice digs!

Heaven on stilts!
What perfection, and what a contrast to your last resort! Your room was gorgeous, though as you said, anything that's peaceful and beyond the internet is perfect! The fireflies sounded magical--what a great place!

Beach sunset
Glad you continue to explore and enjoy. You've seen some great things on this trip.

Splurge with 3 stars
Sorry your 5 Star resort was disappointing. Yes, the tiny violins are out. Just laughing a bit. Some of them do seem impersonal. We've found when we are going to splurge it is best to go with a 3 star. We have found that they are nice, clean and trying harder. Although that does not hold true for castles in Ireland. They are amazing and worth the money. But I must admit that pool looks grand. I could picture myself sitting there with an adult beverage. Have fun.

five-star disappointment
Good to know I don't need to give up my dorm rooms for a five-star resort. After all, when I make my coffee and oatmeal, I know I'll always find a spot to eat. Thank goodness for your private beach and spa and a little light in the five-star cloud.

Reflections
I couldn't visit the Killing Fields...I know enough about it to definitely not think I could cope. That said I agree it is inescapable to not see its effect on the population. Yet the people exhibit smiles that not only reflect their hope but makes me feel they may have the disposition to succeed in having happy lives. I hope so.