Paradise In The Lost And Found Bin
I'm living in a postcard. sleeping in a bungalow next to the beach, hanging out with some friends I made in Myanmar, watching fish swim by me in the crystal clear water, scrambling around rocks on a nearby island, reading all day in a hammock. this is paradise. full...
RAILAY
is only accessible by boat. everything (toilet paper, water, people) is brought in by longtail boats. has no roads. the peninsula town is about a 15 minute walk across and a 30 minute walk from end to end is surrounded by gigantic limestone cliffs which fall into the...
Battambang
Battambang doesn't have much, but what it does have is a bamboo train- which is really really fun to ride. I first read about this in a Smithsonian article, which is also where I read about that Yangon art gallery (where I ended up participating in a performance art...
Buwahaha
THIS BLOG IS MINE!!! --steph
By The Time You Read This…
...I should be in North Korea. Bye bye Internet.
Angkor What?
Is the name of a bar in Siam Reap. If you buy two buckets, you get a t-shirt. I have a t-shirt. Its been raining. Which is nice because it normally happens in the late afternoon, just when the heat is past my level of toleration. It has meant though that I've missed...
Warning Myself About North Korea…
Thank you, U.S. State Department, for issuing this warning for me. 🙂 In any case, I'll be in North Korea within the next 12 hours! The Department of State warns U.S. citizens against entering North Korea (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, or DPRK),...
A Day In The Motherland: Beijing
The last time I was in Beijing was exactly 10 years ago and I was 14 years old. Has it changed much then? Yes. I feel there's a greater air of confidence among the city life, the infrastructure and cleanliness have improved from the 2008 Olympics, and the...
Where Are We Now?
Where Are We Next?
