Phor Tor Festival & The Real Gift
Asia, Thailand, TravelogueOne of the things that we love about traveling slowly is that we have time. Time to work. Time to […]
One of the things that we love about traveling slowly is that we have time. Time to work. Time to […]
Rain is falling in sheets over our clay tile roof. For going on forty hours now, it’s been non-stop. We […]
I’ve never been very good at sitting still, and the concept of having just one iron in the fire is […]
As you might have noticed, we have a couple of teenagers. If we were in the USA, Hannah would have […]
You can’t imagine the dust: Iron red, powder fine, packed as hard as concrete and yet somehow continually kicked […]
It took us 30 hours on the bus to get from Siem Reap, Cambodia to home (Nai Yang, Thailand). […]
The air is warm and swirling in that way that only tropical air does. It smells of the frangipani blossoms […]
Whoever said, “The joy is in the journey,” clearly has not traveled overland through Southeast Asia. My birthday breakfast was […]
Travel is one long lesson in patience, punctuated with epic highs, undergirded by the unavoidable lows. The “ferry” crossing the […]
We love a good boat ride. The children were delighted to clamber aboard a riverboat and slip out into the […]
Champasak Palace was built by Jao Boon Oum, the last king of Laos. Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to see it […]
It’s never good to start a day with the realization that two iPods have been stolen. One from each hotel […]