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I miss my Peichi. Thoughts of her rise about me. Her smile breach my closed eyelids and her voice of care flutters my heart.
I long to travel to see, do and help much. However, apart from her I don’t long to be.
Thankfully, every journey is a step of growth and a step of [...]
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While traveling through Laos and Thailand earlier this year, I realized that what I was doing, didn’t feel right. I’m not sure what I should be doing yet, beyond focus more on my family, read and write more, and ponder and act upon helping others.
Therefore, major changes have been afoot.
On Monday I registered as a [...]
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Each place I travel to
leaves a different part
of itself attached to me.
A remembrance separate
from each other place I’ve been.
Italian pizza
French bread
Cyprus’s Byzantine structures
Greece’s coast
Turkey’s call to prayer
Taiwan’s friendliness
Korea’s hot chicks
Russia’s depression
Ukraine’s hope
England’s snotty youth
Ireland’s cheeriness
Austria’s musicality
Thai poker faces
These are only a few,
of so many places,
so many memories,
that I will never forget.
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1/27/2010 – Fond memories of [...]
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Happy New Year Everybody!
I’m dreaming of a new bicycle to help celebrate 2010 with. As I look to start up traveling again and with loving a good bike ride, a steel travel bike beckons me. However, since I like having 1 solid tool to do a job instead of many, trying to find that right [...]
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Packed tight,
in the middle seat,
pondering why,
did I leave the credit card required for check-in at home.
I’d of been on the plane a bit faster,
maybe in my original seat.
Naught it to be.
Even worse,
I’m a nice guy and swap my seat.
My fruit meals go amiss,
video don’t work,
13 hours of rubbing elbows
and cramps.
Nevertheless,
I arrive when and where I’m [...]
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