The following is not actually a single narrative of one continuous evening, but a composite of many. It’s written as a representative summary of my average night out in Kyoto. Nothing is exaggerated. It’s Saturday […]
Ladies and gentlemen, I’m pleased to announce that this post officially marks the first time in almost two years that I’m actually writing about the country I’m in! Welcome, at long last, to Cambodia 😀
Picture yourself looking up at a blue sky peeking through a huge canopy of leaves on a perfectly clear day in Kyoto. As the faint sound of Japanese flutes recedes softly into the background, it’s […]
You know how I’m always seeking out new and interesting experiences? Well last weekend I went drift racing. One of my coworkers, Miki, is extremely into cars. He has a Limited Edition Impreza (one of […]
Peder and I left our pousada in Trancoso and started out for our day’s 30 km walk at around 11am. The plan was to follow the coast all the way to Arraial d’Ajuda, a neighboring […]
Despite having a one-year visa, Thai immigration law still requires that I leave the country every three months. This can be a simple trip to the border and back (what a dumb rule), but I figure that if I’m leaving anyway, I might as well use the opportunity to see somewhere new. My first Thai visa I renewed in Malaysia/Singapore, and the second in Vietnam. Now it’s time for Cambodia.
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I know I concluded the last post by saying I wasn’t going to write about the floods just yet, but upon reviewing my blog notes, I realized that it was already 99% done – so I figured I might as well just go ahead and release it after all 😛
If you’re interested, you can see some more of my flood photos in the previous post as well as here.
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Once Halloween had come to an end, Peder returned home to Norway and my life in Bangkok more or less leveled out. I stayed for a total of three months this time around, but unfortunately, things never quite went as planned.
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Alright, so after all that uncertainty, Halloween in Bangkok actually turned out to be pretty fun 😉 Still not quite up to par with our two epic years in Japan, but I can imagine that if even half of the parties hadn’t been canceled and more of my friends were in town, it might’ve just come close.
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