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SNEAK PREVIEW OF ORCHARD ROAD'S CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
November has quietly sneaked in, and soon, Christmas bells will be ringing again. Just how time flies…. Walking on Orchard Road now, one will not miss seeing the decorations that are being put u… more →
QING Moments
Unbelievable Angkor Wat
wrote 20 hours ago: Cambodian Market Place We were still traveling with the Romines when our next stop was Cambodia. We … more →
Remembering Burma - A River Trip to Rangoon
wrote 6 days ago: Abercrombie & Kent River Cruise About 15 years ago I flew with K.G. and Phyllis Romine to Burma … more →
Manga as a worldwide phenomenon + Hiatus
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wrote 1 week ago: Hi everyone, blogging from Bogota, Columbia right now. We just got here a few hours ago, but it´s fa … more →
10 Ways to get extremely inspired
wrote 2 weeks ago: No.3 Travel the road less traveled A good traveler has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving … more →
Do I Need Travel Vaccinations for China?
wrote 2 weeks ago: China is a magnet for tourists, students and businessmen. The Beijing Olympic Games in 2008 showed … more →
Do I Need Yellow Fever Vaccine to South America?
wrote 3 weeks ago: Yes, depending upon your itinerary. Yellow fever is ready and waiting to infect tourists in several … more →
Do I Need Travel Vaccinations to India?
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wrote 1 month ago: India is an extremely popular destination for foreign travelers. This populous country of more than … more →
Thanksgiving on Mars
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wrote 1 month ago: The first number of years that I lived here in Holland I tried to have the usual American holidays i … more →
Dark Days Before Christmas
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wrote 1 month ago: Middle of the day in Holland One of the first things I noticed when I came to Holland is what they c … more →
Making Friends with Cannibals
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wrote 1 month ago: Papua New Guinea – About thirty years ago I went on a dive trip to Papua New Guinea. At that t … more →
Do I Need Travel Vaccines for the West Bank?
wrote 1 month ago: Most of us know about the West Bank, occupied territory in the Middle East, because of the intractab … more →
International reporting in the digital age
wrote 1 month ago: I posted an earlier blog on international reporting, but this past week during the 2009 National Col … more →
SNEAK PREVIEW OF ORCHARD ROAD'S CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS
wrote 1 month ago: November has quietly sneaked in, and soon, Christmas bells will be ringing again. Just how time flie … more →
Books Books Everywhere and not a Book to Read
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wrote 2 months ago: I teach an English as a second language class to 16 year olds. I need to choose three books for them … more →
BITTER MEMORIES OF SWEET POTATOES
wrote 2 months ago: Our breakfast this morning was steamed purple sweet potatoes (or in Japanese, Murasaki Imo 紫芋）which … more →
NDA encourages Nebraska suppliers to apply for funding
wrote 2 months ago: 10/2/2009 Omaha World-Herald The Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) is reminding Nebraska food … more →
Cultural conundrums
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wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday, while waiting for my computer to finish doing something or other, I was reading the Octob … more →
What is God's view on prostitutes and human trafficking?
wrote 3 months ago: His heart is one only of Love for these ones. Human trafficking: A criminal activity in which people … more →
Russian Royal House Exhibit in Amsterdam
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wrote 3 months ago: Yesterday I went to the Hermitage in Amsterdam to see the Russian Royal House exhibit. They had clot … more →
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