Guest post from Andy
Hi everyone! My name is Andy. I think that our stay has been fun so far. Today we fly to Bodrum and meet our friends. I can’t wait! My brother […]
Inanma prefers the farmer
The things that really brings history home for me are the little things; not the grand fallen gates of an ancient city, but the accidental artifacts: a broken doll, played […]
Giggles from on high
“If you want to hear the gods laugh, tell them your plans.” Okay, so perhaps it’s not as grand as Cicero, but we’re pretty sure we hear some giggles from […]
A Quest
I’ve been in Paris over 24 hours and still haven’t nabbed a pain au raisin yet. As far as I’m concerned, they ought to hand you one as soon as […]
Jetlag, Heat and the Summer Crush
No, I don’t mean that as in “high school crush”, I mean it as in the entire EU-benefits-entitled population of western Europe was following us around attempting to eat at […]
Northwest Passage
“Westward from the Davis strait, ‘twas there was said to lie,a sea route to the orient for which so many died.” – Stan Rogers And here we are, 39,000 feet, […]
Speaking of which…
We’re currently t-minus two days for Paris. The whole family is heading out for a four week tour: first to see Sylvia, my aunt in Paris, then off to Turkey […]
Getting Started
Every blog begins, rightly, with the question: “Does the world really need another blog?” The answer is clearly “no”, but I’m not doing this for the world – I’m doing […]
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